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Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society Roanoke, Virginia SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY INC.. Calendar Year 2006

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SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, INC.

Vol. 30 -No. 1 - Winter 2006 (January, February, March)

CONTENTS

Financial Report for 2005 1

Correction to Marsteller Stone Records- transcribed by Jim Nelson 2

Fair View Cemetery Staff 1929 - published with permission 2

Fair View Cemetery Centennial uWalking Tour"- published with pennission 3

Tinnell Family- courtesy of Gordon Marc Tinnell 4

1850 Census of the Virginia Penitentiary, Richmond City, Henrico Co. VA-transcnbed by 7 Babe Fowler

Book Report 9

Virginia Room Additions- Brenda Finley, staff 10

Virginia Room- diagram by Jim Nelson 14

List Of Ex-Soldiers, Sailors and Marines Living in Iowa, Ancestry List 1885- 15 Ancestry.corn

Quaker Mount Pleasant Meeting- Anthony Lowe 17

Time Line of Quaker Settlement- Anthony Lowe 18

Strange Maladies Took TI1eir Toll- Denton Record-Chronicle, July 4, 1976 20

Montgomery County Obituaries-from RootsWeb.com 21

Botetourt County, Virginia Death Records continued- 35 collected by Charles T. Burton, transcribed from cards by Vicey "Babe" Waskey Fowler

In Memoriam, Donations and New Members 50

Virginia AppoJachfan Notes P. 0. Box 12485 Roanoke, Virginia 24026

February 2006

Happy New Year!

Let me introduce myself. I'm Pam Brammer Young. I have a B.A. in history from Elon University in NC and have worked in the Virginia Room the past 3 years. My parents and grandparents are from the Roanoke area - my mother's side 5 generations in F loyd county. My mother is currently working to help restore the old Jacksonville Cemetery in Floyd where a son of Patrick Henry is buried along with the founders of the town. My Dad's side is a work in process.

We've got great programs this year. Karen Kappesser is teaching "Beyond ancestry'' at the main library February 14. The class, as of February 3, was full! We're hoping she'll agree to teach it again, maybe on a weekend later this summer.

For the March meeting Ms. Denise Smith of the Bland County Historical Society will be giving a talk. Elaine Powers continues to get wonderful speakers.

Jim Nelson has been volunteering in the Virginia Room transcribing the Marsteller (the tombstone company in Roanoke) records. I know the Virginia Room and a great many researchers appreciate his efforts.

The Virginia Room has their first open house coming up February 9. Many treasures wi 11 be on display and you'll be privy to the Special Collections temperature and humidity controlled room where the oldest treasures are kept. The staff has been working feverishly to get ready and hopes everyone will be pleased. They have a few surprises too.

Any aspiring editors out there? The VAN needs an editor for 2006. Try it - you might like it!

Ifanyone bas any ideas they would like to share please email me at PMYoungOO [email protected]. I've got ideas to share at the next meeting. One goal for SVGS is to increase membership. If you have ideas please share them.

Hope to see you at the next meeting!

Best Regards, Pam

Vlrglnlo Ai:>Polachlon Notes I

SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY P 0BOX12485 ROANOKE VIRGINIA 24022 FINANCIAL STATEMENT JANUARY 1, 2005 - DECEMBER 31 , 2005

Beginning Balances, January 1, 2005 Wachovia Savings $10,571.23 Wachovia Checking $317.35 Outstanding Checks ($609.95) Roanoke County School Emp FCU $3,074.79 Total Beginning Balances $13J353.42

Income Memberships $3,518.00 Interest on Wachovia Savings $12.94 Interest on CD's at FCU $12.03 Lost Check $200.00 Total Income $3,742.97

Expenses Automated Mailing Systems $169.68 Digital Image Printing $2,368.00 Bulk Mail Permit $300.00 P 0 Box Rental $126.00 Deposit to Bulk Mail Account $300.00 Roanoke Public Library Foundation $1,050.00 Grants to Libraries and Historical Societies $6,500.00 Floyd County Preservation Trust $100.00 NGS Dues $50.00 VGS $100.00 Membership Chair $198.88 Meeting Notices, Computer Supplies $178.24 Gene Swartzell $21.94 Karen Kappesser $37.27 Elaine Powers $200.00 New Checks $16.00 Bank Charge $10.00 Total Expenses $11,726.01

Net (Beginning Balances + Income - Expenses) $5,370.38

Ending Balances, Decmeber 31, 2005 Wachovia Savings $3,592.17 Wachovia Checking $2, 188.16 Outstanding Checks {$409.95} Total Ending Balances $5!370.38

Winfred H. Hart, Jr. Treasurer CORRECTION

The Marsteller records we published in the Fall 2005 issue are available in the Virg in ia Room. And Oops! The transcriber, used an "AutoComplete" feature of the word processor so ftware a nd not proofing the print out. Date of Birth and Date of Death were the affected entries. Any year shown as 20.XX should be 19XX. Sorry for the slip up!

Fair View Cemetery Staff - 1929

Bruce Griggs, President of Fairview (fifth from left), is joined by fellow workers at the fountain near the cemetery office. More workers were required in 1929 than today. Graves were dug by hand,and horses were used to provide "power" for much of the general maintenance work.

Virginia Appalachian Notes F.amlly Cemeteries Relocated To Fair View Cemetery A Campbe ll FAIR VIEW B Gi5h·Coon c Howbe rc D Keagy E McClanahan .;.,- :' ·~··~ · Cemetery Presidents F Tayloe G Trout 11lustrated Monuments W. P. Moomaw 18~ 1893 li Watu K Boyd C. W. C. Woolwine 1893- 1894 Were C. B. Bell 1894-1901 L Confederate Mcmonal /. Williamson F. A. Barnes 1901 -1915 :,ti M Ellis N Funkhouse r C. E. Barnes ' t,oY /). 19 1;-19~6 0 Goodman Bruce E. Griggs 1916-195 I p Clarence M. Griggs 1952-19 5 .l Hems ). Russel l Cronk 1965-t985 / Q Horton Dennis R. Cronk 1985-Pres:',, R Padden - Fim Ourtnl ( 1890) s Spence r T Staples U Wood rum ~ v Woody ! Notable Families 11 Airheart 34 Harris 57 Scott I:::r 12 Allen 35 Hash 58 Seay 13 Andrews 36 Heins 59 Simmons g 14 Angell 37 Henritze 60 Sites 5 15 Antrim 38 Hoge 61 Small 16 Bandy 39 Hooper 62 Stanard f 17 Bear 40 Jacobs 63 Staples 18 Bitterman 41 Key 64 Steele MAYORS 19 Boarwrighr 42 Kirk 65 Stephenson Town of Big Lick 20 Boswell 43 Lewis 66 Stone 44 Lookabill 67 Stone l Samuel Griggs July I, 1876 - June JO, 1878 45 Lynn 68 Strickbnd 2 William H. Staraman July I, 1878- June JO, 1880 23 Coleman 46 Malcolm 69 Thyloc City of Roanoke 24 Davis 47 Marsteller 70 Thomas 25 Oyer 48 McClanahan 71 Trout 3 Samuel G. Williams July I, 1885 - June 30, 1886 26 Engleby 49 McGuire 72 Turner 4 William Carr July !, 1886 - June 20, 1890 27 Ferguson 50 Moir 73 Turner 5 Henry S. Trout July I, 1892 - June 30, 1894 28 Funkhouser 51 Moomaw 74 Vnughn 6 Sturgis J:. Jones July !, 1894 - June 30, 1896 29 Glasgow 52 Nelson 75 Vin 7 Robert A. Buckner February 13, 1902 - June 30, 1902 30 Gregory SJ Pace 76 \Vntts 8 John W. Woods July I, 1912 - December 23, 1912 31 Hall 54 Patsel 77 White5ell As rutDrch continua, this list un11 9 Sydney F, Small September I, 1934 - June 2, 1938 Outside clrr:um/erence = I mile e.rpond. A.,., (ISJUtanct you may be 32 Hammond 55 Ruffin 78 Willis 10 Roy L. Webber July 1, 1968 - October 18, 1975 Total street coverage = 2.5 miles Centennial Walking Tour ablt co pro..ide will be oppreciaud. 33 Hancock 56 Scholz 79 Woodrum UJ TINNELL FAMILY

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Matilda Grice Francis Marion Tinnell

Francis, son of Joseph Tinnell and Elizabeth Wills, was born 9 Sept. 1828 in Agusta County, Virginia. He married first, Matilda Grice on 9 Sept 1851, had ten children. He married second, Amanda Martha Martin 4 Oct. 1888 and had 4 children. He died 26 Feb. 1904, Roanoke County, burial in Tinnell Family Cemetery near Bent Mountain, Va. Matilda Grice was born 27 Jan. 1832, daughter of George Greic and Mary Reynolds, died 15July 1886. She is buried to the right her husband. Amanda Martha Martin, was born 26 June 1862,Roanoke County, Virginia, daughter of Arabia Martin and Sally Ann. She died 1 Dec. 1923 and was buried to the left ofher husband.

A member of this family had the grocery store in South Roanoke. SVGS member, Jean Riley McGrady submitted the information on the Tinnell family. Her parents- James B. and Bessie Florence (Tmnell) Riley, grandparents- Henry Jasper and Sarah Catherine (Eller) Tinnell and great-grandparents wer.e Francis Marion and Matilda (Grice) Tinnell.

Courtesy of:

Gorden Marc Tinnell 43 Shearwater Place The Woodlands, TX 77381

Vlrglnkl Appojochlon Note1 5

Tinnell Family Cemetery on Bent Mountain, Roanoke County, Virginia

Amanda Martin Tinnell Francis Marion Tinnell Matilda Grice Tinnell

How to get there: Take RT. 221 South. Beginning at the intersection of 419 and 221, you will go 6.2 miles on RT 221 toward Bent Mountain. After 5.0 miles, you will pass Back Creek Elementary School on your left. After 5.5 miles, you will pass Haran Baptist Church on your left. Travel only 0.7 miles further and then turn right on Forest Edge Drive. Turn right at the next street, which is Cedar Edge Road. Turn right at the next street, which is Vista Forest Drive. Proceed to #8031 Vista Forest Drive, and drive down the long asphalt driveway to the house. Park at the front of the house, which belongs to Mrs. Flannagan.

As you are facing the front of the house (8031 Vista Forest), walk around the right side ofthe house and proceed down the hill until you reach the flattened out area. You will notice that there seems to be a path from this yard to the right side. This path is right near a birdhouse that is placed in the yard. You may also see the white sign in a tree, to the right of the yard, that says, "Tinnell Cemetery".

Alternatively, you may be able to drive to the cemetery if you have a truck with a good low gear. Here is how. After you pass the Haran Baptist Church, look on the right side of the road for the mailbox and driveway for Mr. Arnold Duncan at 7673 Bent Mountain Road (Rt. 221). Mrs. Duncan told me that she thought that you could still navigate the road to the cemetery, which is little more than a clear, grass-covered path up the mountain, wide enough though for a vehicle or tractor. If you want to drive to the cemetery, you should call in advance and speak with Mr. or Mrs. Duncan at 540-774-3385. http://www.geocities.com/heartland/trail/3354cemetery.html

Virginia Appalachian Notes Tinnell Family Cemetery Interments:

• Agee, BumardOsker; Died: August 5, 1879; Notes: Tombstone inscription: Age 9 M 12 D ays . • Lavender, Infant.Son; M; Born: July 10, 1882; Died: July 10, 1882; Parents: Samuel L. Lavender and Julia . Ann Tinnell Lavender (Julia is the daughter of Francis Marion Tinnell).

• Lavender, Infant Daughter; F; Born: April 8, 1886; Died~ May 20, 1886; Parents: Samuel L. Lavende r and Julia. Ann Tinnell Lavender (Julia is the daughter of Francis Marion Tinnell). • Lavender, Willie G.; M; Born: March 29, 1888; Died: October 1889; Parents: Samuel L. Lavender and Julia. Ann Tinnell Lavender (Julia is the daughter of Francis Marion Tinnell). • Tinnell, Achilles Benton; M; Born: March 28, 1859; Died: May 16, 1892: Parents: Francis Marion Tinnell, and Matilda Grice Tinnell; Notes: Twin brother to Marcellus Fenton Tinnell. • Tinnell, Dora E.; F; Born October 12, 1889; Died October 20, 1895 . • Tinnell, Francis-Marion; M; Born: September 29, 1828; Died: February 28, 1904; Parents: Joseph M . Tinnell and Elizabeth Wills Tinnell. • Tinnell, Marion Ballard; M; Born: 1890's; Parents: Francis Marion Tinnell and his second wife Amanda Martin Tinnell • Tinnell, Matilda Grice: F; Born January 29, 1832; Died: July 16, 1882: Notes: First wife of Francis Marion Tinnell. • Tinp.ell, Amanda Martha Martin; F; Born: July 26, l 862; Married: Francis Marion Tinnell on October 4, 1888; Died: December 1923; Parents: Arabia Martin and Sallie Ann

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Virginia ApPQlactlkln Notes 1

1850 Census of the Virginia Penitentiary, Richmond City, Henrico Co., VA

Charles S. Morgan, age 50 was Superintendent, of the Penitentiary. He was born in VA. Residing with him were his wife, Alcinda, age 38, his daughter, Alcinda, age 15, his son, Charles S., age 14, and his son, St ephen E., age 12. Also residing: George P. Morgan, age 29, Asst. Keeper, born in VA and John Moss, age 27, Guard, born in MD.

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I nmates

Yr. Age in Name Race Occupation Born Crime Incarcerated 1850 James Grimes Mulatto 1847 40 Shoemaker VA Stabbing Joseph Hunt Mulatto 1842 48 Shoemaker NC Murder Josiah Butler White 1847 60 Shoemaker MD Murder C. Owens White 1848 45 Shoemaker VA Murder Jas. Craddock White 1848 50 Shoemaker VA Murder J . W. Sovegrove White 1848 37 Shoemaker VA Murder Harness R. Ridgeway White 1846 32 VA Murder Maker Richard P. Sea White 1846 32 Tailor VA Murder Thomas D. Betts White 1848 50 Tailor VA Murder Millstone W. D. Simmons White 1839 41 VA Murder Maker T. J. Thomason White 1848 20 Blacksmith VA Murder Br yant Boon Black 1839 31 Asce Maker VA Murder Nelson Hooper White 1845 33 Asce Grinder VA Murder Alfred Dodd White 1841 31 Blacksmith VA Murder Mi ll ~tone A. Goslin White 1846 34 VA Murder Maker Thomas F. Marks White 1838 30 Weaver VA Mur der

F. Winston Black 1846 31 Weaver VA Murder D. W. Mccure White 1643 50 Waever Ohio Murder

Vlrgkllo Appaoch1an Notes William A. Beard White 1847 54 Spooler VA Murder G. Brown White 1842 59 Spooler Germany Murder John Bryant White 1847 30 Carpenter VA Murder William P. J . White 1848 Carpenter VA Taylor 26 Murder 5. Todd White 1845 42 Cabinet Maker VA Murder Parks D. White 1838 29 Painter VA Murder Serna rd John Perry White 1847 33 Carpenter VA Murder John Daviderson Whit e 1842 48 Jobless VA Murder Robert Page White 1837 43 Shoemaker VA Murder Joseph N. Jones White 1849 48 Washer VA Murder Betty ~ White 1839 49 Seamstress VA Murder Richardson Turner Estes White 1849 39 Shoemaker KY Murder James White 1849 49 Shoemaker VA Murder Southerland J. F. White 1849 30 Shoemaker VA Murder Schinburger Robert Mills Black 1850 39 Shoemaker VA Murder F. Carter White 1850 23 Wheelwright VA Manslaughter A. Burrus White 1848 32 Weaver VA Murder J.B. Davis White 1849 43 Carpenter VA Murder William Cole White 1848 37 Carpenter VA Murder John Wheeler Black 1847 24 Shoemaker VA Murder Henry Bass White 1850 37 Carpenter VA Murder A. Elder White 1850 48 Carpenter VA Murder Robert Veney White 1846 44 Jobless VA Murder C. Bryant White 1848 57 Spooler VA Murder R. Whitmore White 1847 54 Quiller VA Murder J . Mozingo White 1850 29 Asce Maker VA Murder Tom Johnson Black 1847 24 Blacksmith VA Murder Robert Alfred Mulatto 1847 27 Carpenter VA Murder Tom Harris Black 1843 30 Shoemaker VA Murder N. B. Sprinkle White 1849 46 Quiller VA Murder John Binford Mulatto 1849 35 Shoemaker VA Murder Martin Fre~an Mulatto 1844 40 Blacksmith Maine Stabbing

Virginia ~OChfan Notes .q

M. S. C. Shelly White 1845 34 Tailor VA Murder James Cooke Black 1846 25 Ase Maker VA Murder Jese Bates Mulatto 1847 37 Weaver VA Assault Joh. n Kieser Mulatto 1848 38 Carpenter VA Murder \f A. Artey Black 1849 30 Seamstress VA Murder J. Holley Black 1847 25 Blacksmith VA W ounding E. Byars Mulatto 1845 45 Weaver VA Pi-ining S. Burgess White 1847 30 Shoemaker VA Rape William White 1848 25 Carpenter VA Rape Anderson F. Hyson White 1848 30 Asce Maker VA Rape

Jacob Alt, born 1723130-died 1770, Frederick Co., Maryland, His Descendants and Related Families by Clara Mae (Alt) Ross. Red chromelux cover with gold foil lettering, 583 pages, index of over 5,000 names, Table of Contents, self-published 2002. Easy to read print by Dogwood Printing, Ozark, Mo.

The book concerns the families of Jacob's six sons, John, Henry, Jacob, William, J. Adam and Michael. Herny and Michael settled in Hardy County, Vrrginia before 1790. Nine generations and part ofthe tenth are covered in the book. Ayres, Bergdoll, Bowers, Cosner, Dasher, Dove, Evans, Judy, Ketterman, Kimble, Meeker, Shifflet., Shreves, VanMeter, Wray, Yokum are some of the surnames included.

The Preface explains the author's identification methods and the Introduction notes previously published books on this and related families. She identifies and expresses appreciation throughout for all who have contributed to the book. Sources are given at the end of each of the 27 chapters. The photographs - the earliest 1857 and 1860's- contribute immensely to the reader's enjoyment.

The book is $39.95 or three books for $110, including postage. Order from: Clara Mae Ross, P. 0. Box 203, Col~ NC 27235

The donated copy has been placed in the Virginia Room. Thank you, Mrs. Ross. gs

Vlrglnto APPQlochlan Notes ID VIRGINIA 'ROOM AVVITIONS

973 . 7456 M3ll n 929.543 An21 North Carolina Troops 1861-1865: Palatines to America : Ancestor A Roster 15 volumes Chart Project, 3 volumes Manarin, Louis H., Compi ler Palatines to America , 2003 North Carolina Divi sion of Archives and Histor y , 1988 929.3755 W997b Wythe County, Virginia Vital 929 . 2 St92 1569 Records Births 1873- 1879 Letters to Laura: Civil War Desmarais, Jean Po rter, Compiler Correspondence. ... Wythe County Genealogical and Reynol ds, Cathleen Carlson Historical Associatio n , 2004 Wythe County Genealogi cal a nd Historical Association, 2004 929 . 3755 B657m H2 51mi Master Index of Marriage 975 . 568 F854y Bonds/Licenses Alphabetical by Franklin County, Virginia Men's Nam.es for Botetourt Yesterday and Today 2001-2004 County, Virginia Dated 1 770 thru 1853 (Spine Title: Bote tourt 975 . 583 Ob2b County, VA Marriages, 1770- Town of Troutville Virginia 1853 Men) Obenshain, Mar y Anne and Rosalie Harshbarger, Robert E ., Hamilton Goad, Compilers Preparer, 2001

929.3755 W997b Master Index of Marriage Wythe County, Virginia Vital Bonds/Licenses Alphabetical by Records Births 1882-1884, Deaths Women's Names for Botetourt 1881-1884, 1886,1888 Moore, County, Virginia Dated 177 0 thru Jeraldyne A., Compiler 1853 (Spine Title: Botetourt Wythe County Genealogical and County, VA Marriages, 1770-1853 Historical Association 2004 Women Ha r shbarger, Robert E. , 929.2 Sn32s Pr eparer, 200 1 The Snider Family of Toms Creek Montgomery County, Virginia 2 929 . 3755 B657b v olumes Botetourt County, Virginia Early Snider, Donald A. , Researc h er & Settlers Compiler Burton, Charl es T ., Compiler Southwestern Virginia 929. 2 B857e Genealogical Society, Inc . 2001 Early Virginians Buckner, Miss Margaret Ann, 929. 37 55 W2 76c Editor 1840 Washington County Virginia Census 973 . 713 D34f Douthat, James L . Four Years in Rebel Capitals: An Mountain Pr ess, I nside View of Life in the Southern Confederacy, From Birth 929 . 3756 R933m to Dea th Marriages of Rutherford County, DeLeon, T. c. North Carolina 1779-1868 GossipPrinting Company, 1890 Holcomb, Brent, Compiler (Reprint 1983) Gen ealogical Publishi ng Co ., 1986 929.3755 F854sL Oh, Mast er: Rese a r chers Guide to Slavery i n Franklin County, Virginia 4 vol. 2002 t l 330 . 9756 K429e 929 . 3755 N819dw Enterprising Southerners: Black Deed and Will Abstracts of Economic Succes s in North Northumberland County, Virginia Carolina, 1865-1915 1711-1712 Antient Press Ke nzer , Robert C. University Press of Virgi nia, 929 . 3755 N81 9dw 1997 Deed and Will Abstracts of Northumberland County, Virginia 975 . 459 Shl3u 1712-1726 Antient Press Union and Confede rate Soldiers and Sympathizers of Barbour 929 . 375502 M618a County West Virginia Artisans and Merchants of Shaffer, John W. Alexandria, Virginia 1780-1820 : Genealogical Publishing Co., Volume I 2005 Miller, T. Mic hael, Compiler He ritage Books, 1991 929.375702 H818i Indexes to the County Wills of 975.6 F739s South Carolina Foote's Sketches of North Houston, Martha Lou, Compiler Carolina Genealogical Publishing Co . , Foote, Rev. William Henry 2003 Owen G. Dunn Co .

929 . 3755 Al13w 366.1 B815fw Will Abstracts of Albemarle Freemasonry in Winchester, County, Virginia 1785-1798 Virginia 1768- 1948 Antient Press Brown , William Moseley McClure Printing Company, 1949 929 . 3757 L374L Laurens & Newberry Counties 975 . 5999 Ad23h South Carolina: Saluda & Little History of Wise County, Virginia River Settlements 1749-1775 Addington, Luther F . Motes , Jesse Hogan III and Bicentennial Committee of Wise Margaret Peckham Motes County, Virginia, 1956 Southern Historical Press, 1994 286 .475528 F918h 973 . 3457 Sa34r The History of the Ketocton Records of the Regiments of the Baptist Association 1766-1808 South Carolina Line in the Fristoe, William Revolutionary War commercial Press (Republished Salley, Alex ander S ., Compiler 1978) Genealogical Publishing, 2003 929 . 2 G445 D738c 929 . 2 W93 G767ppc Christopher Gist of Maryland and Wright Family Personal Property Some of His Descendants 1679- T~ Lists Campbell County, 1957 Virginia 1785- 1850 Dorsey, Jean Muir and Maxwell Grant, Robert N. Jay Dorsey Heritage Books, 2005 John S. Swift Company, Inc.,1958

781.6213 D718s 282 . 755291 Sa24 Strings of Life - Conversations St. Mary' s, Fairfax Station, With Old-Time Musicians from Virginia 1858-1983 Virgi.nia and North Carolina, St. Mary' s Church, 1983 Donleavy, Kevin Pocahon tas Press, 2004 975 . 402 M258B The Borde r Se ttlers of 75 . 5672 Cl52 Northwestern Virg inia Campbell County, VA He ritage McWhorter, Lucullus Virgil Campbell County Heritage Book Clearfield, 1975 Committee, 2004 ta 975 . 5193 Bl4K 975 . 5451 Si13p King and Queen County, Virginia Ploughshares into Swords : Race, Bagby, Rev . Alfred Rebellion, and Identity in Clearf ield, 1999 Gabriel's Virginia 1730- 1810 Sidbury, James P917 . 554252 C718h Cambridge , 1997 A Handbook for the Exhibition Buildings of Colonial 296 Ur6c Williamsburg Incorporated Commonweal th and Community : The Williamsburg, 1936 Jewish Experience in Virginia Urofsky, Melvin I . 385.0975 F614L Virginia Historical Soc., 199 "/ The Louisville & Nashville Cumberland Valley Division Album 353 . 9755 V8lv 1964 1945-1985 Virginia' s Governme nt Flanary, Ron Virginia State Chamber o( Old Line Graphics , 1999 Commerce, 1964

929 . 2 M612 M615f 929 . 3769 P429c A Family Pedigree on Some 1850 U.S. Census Perry County Blossers, Carpenters, Millers , Kentucky and Slonakers Schunk, Dr . John F ., Edilo r Miller, Jake S-K Publications Xl ibris, 2003 929 . 375499 D912d 929.5415 D656i Jefferson County West Virginia Irish Emigrants in North America Death Register 1853-1880 Part Six Duncan , Patricia B. Dobson, David Willow Bend Books , 2004 Genealogical Publishing, 2003 929 . 375499 D912d 070/509755 D696g Jefferson County West Virginia The German Press of the Death Register 1881-1903 Shenandoah Valley Duncan, Patricia B . Dolmetsch, Christopher L . Willow Bend Books , 2004 Camden House , 1984 929 . 37 6855 Sm62n 929 . 2 Ep55m Davidson County, Tennessee Addendum to: Epling/Eplin Volume Naturalization Records 1803-1906 III: A Continuation from Page Smith, Mary Sue , Abstractor 332 ... . Byron Sistler & Asso., 1997 Massard, Robert Louis and Debra Kay Cyprych 97 5 . 8543 D285h Robert Louis Massard, 2004 History of Wilkinson County Davidson, Victor 929.1028 K32v Reprint Company, 2003 Virtual Roots : A Guide to Genealogy and Local History on 975.8855 C591h the World Wide Web History of Irwin County Kemp, Thomas Jay Clements, J . B. Scholarly Resources , 1997 Reprint Company, 2003

929.1072 El76c 929 . 3097 L548t The Complete Sounde x Guide Tracing Ancestors Among the Five Else, Willis I . Civilized Tribes Closson, 2002 Lennon, Rachal Mills Genealogical Pub lishing , 2002 366. l F229Sh A Short History of Amelia Lodge 101 AF & AM Amelia County, VA Farley, Leslie Howard William Byrd Press, 1975 97 3 . 7 468 Si 84i 929.3755 W997md Inde x to Tennessee Confederate Div orces of Wythe County, Pe n s ion Applications Virginia 1816- 1886 Sistler, Samuel, Transcriber and Kegley, Mary B., Abstract or and Editor Compiler Byron Sistle r & Associates, 1995 Kegley Books, 2004

929.3755 L926f 929.3755 W527rd Abstracts of Loudoun County Westmoreland County, Virginia Virginia Regis t e r of Free Order Book 1718-1721 Negroe s 1844- 1861 Antient Press, 2003 Duncan, Patricia B. Will ow Bend Books, 2000 929 . 2 Srn51 W858s The Smith Family 306.362 D719 Wooding, Frank Preston Don't Carry Me Back! Narratives 2004 by Former Virginia Slaves Duke, Maurice, Editor 929.3755 L221da Dietz Press, 1995 Lancaster County, Virginia Order Book 1710-1714 975 . 5675 B39 Antient Press, 2003 Bedfo rd Villages Lost and Found Volume 3 923 . 173 M265p Peaks o f Otter Chapter Daughters The Papers of Jame s Madison of the American Revolution, (Secretary of State Series) Compi lers, 2000 Volume 7 7 April-31 August 1804 Mattern, David B . , et a l , 973 . 782 D431 c Editors Cha rlie' s Letters: The Civil War University of Virginia Press, Correspondence of Charles E. 2005 Denoon Coutoure, Richard T., Editor 929.3755 p965b C. W. Historicals Pulaski Co . , Virginia Births 185 3-1870 P325 . 241 M864 Mountain Press, 1989 The Mountain White s of the South "A Scotch-Irishman" (Reproduced 929 . 3755 G795mwb by Bookworm & Silverfish) 1893 Gra yson County , Vi rginia Marriages 1853 -1898 , Transcript 929 . 3755 F161f by Registration of Free Negroes weaver, Jeff and Ginger Ballard Commencing September Court 1822 ... CafePress, 2005 Sweig, Donald, Editor Fairfax County, 1 977 929 . 3755 H394L Henrico County, Vir ginia Land 929 . 2 M315 F631 j Patent Abstracts With Some Plat Jacob Mann, Jr.: Early Pioneer Maps Volume I of Monroe County, West Virginia Mayes, Bert and Selena Du Lac and His Des cendants 2004 Fleshman, Meri lyn K. Gateway, 2003 920.09774 M582 Michigan Biogr a p h i es Volumes I 929.3755 F872t (A-K) and II (L- Z) Index to Burials in Fre derick Clearf ield, 1999 County Virginia Delaney-Painter, Nancy and Susan 976. 713 G629 L. McCabe, Editors A Re p rint o f Goodspeed's 1889 He r itage Boo ks, 2004 Hist ory of Benton County Benton County Hi storical Society

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Roanoke City Library, 706 S. Jefferson St., Roanoke, VA 24016 JON J811C6 LIST OF EX-SOLDIERS, SAILORS & MARINES Living in Iowa, Ancestry List 1885

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First Calvary Brown, Wm ...... Private ...... G ...... Perry Updegraff, Nathan ...... Private...... D ...... Signourney Wilkinson, W. T ...... Private...... K ...... Des Moines wright, James ...... Sergeant...... D ...... Spencer Second Cavalry Dean, Martin ...... Private ...... M ...... Griswold Drake, J. G ...... Private...... C ...... Eldon Price, B. F ...... Private...... H ...... Osceloa Stevens, W. H ...... Priva te ...... A ...... We ldon Third Calvmy Coates, Samuel E ...... Private...... A ...... Seymour Hooper, James ...... Private ...... Colfax Smith, robert P ...... Private ...... A...... Bedford Fourth Calvary Davisson, Jesse ...... Private...... C ...... Indianola Miller, M. D ...... Private...... B ...... Des Moines Thomas, George...... Private ...... G ...... Des Moines Sixth Calvmy McNemar, J. A ...... Private ...... A ...... Bedford Eight Calvary Brumfield, S. J ...... Sergeant...... C ...... Perry Twenty-second Cavalry Sumner, Eli ...... Sergeant...... K ...... Medora lndependant London Calvary Hough, Henry C ...... Corporal...... A ...... Moulton Artillery Bohn, John E ...... Private ...... B ...... Maine First Infantry Beson, Wm...... Private ...... , ...... B ...... Conway Champlin, J. A ...... Priva te ...... H ...... Modale Curfi:nan, John...... Private...... A ...... Bagley Hupp, A ...... ····· ...... Private...... ····················· ...... H ...... Afton Kerr, Isaiah...... Private ...... B ...... Muscatine Kirkland, Wm...... Private ...... K ...... Seymour Moore, A...... Pn.vate .. ······· ...... ·· ·······...... H ...... Prom1·se c1·ty Shepherd, A. A ...... Private...... D ...... Genoa Second Infantry Thomas, John ...... Musician ...... G ...... Grand Junction Welch, P. B...... Private...... A ...... Clarinda

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QUAKER MOUNT PLEASANT MEETING

All the records of Mount Pleasant have been lost except the minutes of the Women's Meeting which list the following people as members of meetings under the care of Mount Pleasant. - . John and Rachel Beck Charles and Elizabeth Anthony Aaron 8and Anne Betts Byrum and Sarah Ballard William and Mary Betts John and Dinah Pickerell Ballard Joshua and Ruth Coffin Bond Nathan and Martha Ballard Edward and Mary Bond William and Elizabeth Ballard Ruth Boswell Benjamin and Susanna Allen Bond Cinthe Bradfield Jesse and Phebe Bond Kezia Bray Gamer and Hannah Bryant John and Lydia Bundy Thomas and Nancy Bryant William and Mary Bundy Zadock and Rebecca Bundy Hephsibeth Coffin Moses and Mary Ballard Cawalader Robert and Ruth Commons John and Margaret Carey Lazarus and Susanna Denny Samuel and Anne Carey Abner and Mary Pope Hunt Nathaniel and Anne Carter Thomas and Anne Jessop Samuel and Abigail Green Chew Josiah and Edith Ballard Jessop John and Lydia Davis Nathan and Esther Newby Morris and Elizabeth Davis Henry and Achsa Pickerell William and Elizabeth Davis John and Hannah Stanley Pearson Isaac and Hannah Green Gainer and Ruth Pierce Isaac and Mary Green Caleb and Sarah Reece Richard and Mary Harrold Jehu and Mary Williams Robinson Absolem and Anne Hiatt John and Levina Robinson Amos and Priscilla Hiatt Joshua and Anne Robinson Benjamin and Mary Hiatt James and Hannah Robinson John and Mary Hiatt Charles and Ann Sanderson Stephen and Rachel Hiatt James and Susanna Schooley Benjamin and Mary Hill Samuel and Rachel Schooley Jonathan and Mary Hoggart Benjamin and Rebecca Schooley Jacob and Lydia Green Hunt Benjamin and Elizabeth Small Thomas and Susanna Green Hunt Nathan and Mary Sta1ker John and Lydia Johnson Joshua and Sally Burcham Stoneman Jesse and Mary Larrowe Jonathan and Susanna Lundy Sumner Richard and Mary Lundy Joseph and Elizabeth Thornburg Joshua and Elizabeth Davis Stoneman James and Laura Vernon Mark and Elizabeth Stoneman Luke and Rhoda Davis Wiles David and Deborah Sufferins William and Hannah Jones Williams John and Sarah Williams John and Sarah Williams Jglu! and Elizabeth Wildman John and Mary Williams David and Ruth Bailey Silas and Mary Williams Millicent and Damaris Barefield Silas Jr and Susanna Williams John and Mary Hiatt Beals Aaron and Elizabeth Woods

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TIME LINE of QUAKER SETTLEMENT

by Anthony Lowe

1601 - James IV of Scotland is crowned James I of England 1607 - English settlement at Jamestown 1611 - King James Bible is printed 1619 - House of Burgesses meets, first African American slaves brought to Va 1624 - George Fox is born 1649 - English Civil War - King Charles be-headed Puritans in power 1652 - George Fox travels throughout England "publishing truth" 1656 - Elizabeth liarris is first Quaker missionary in Virginia 1661 - Thomas Jordan and other Quakers arrested for attending meeting at Chuckatuck 1672 - George Fox visits America and finds meetings already established in eastern Virginia and North Carolina -Chuckatuc~ Pagan Creek, Somerton, Western Branch quarterly and yearly meeting system set up 1676 - Bacon's Rebellion 1680 - William Penn receives grant for Pennsylvania 1693 - Acts of Toleration passed under William and Mary . 1698 - first recorded session ofNorth Carolina Yearly Meetmg 1699 - Henrico Meeting founded

1702 - first recorded session of Va Yearly Meeting 1719 - Thomas Beals born in Maryland 1721 - Friends begin meeting at Cedar Creek 1732 - George Washington born . . 1735 - Hopewell Meeting founded by Quakers movmg out of Pennsylvarua 1737 - Zachariah Stanley born at Cedar Creek . 1738 - Great Awakening_ Joseph Newby and other evangelists travel among Quakers 1739 - Cedar Creek Meetinghouse built 1740 - Byrum Ballard born at Cedar Creek 1752 - Cane Creek founded Orange County NC 1754 - New Garden founded Guilford County NC 1757 - South River Meeting founded Lynchburg, Va 1757 - John Woolman visits Cedar Creek . 1763 - Byrum Ballard moves bis membership to South River 1764 - Zachariah Stanley moves his membership to New Garden 1765 - French and Indian War 1766 - Friends at Cedar Creek begin to deal with issue of slavery 1771 - Friends begin meeting at Tom's Creek in Surry County, NC Thomas and Sarah Beals move to Surry County 1775 - Revolutionary War 1776 - Declaration of Independence 1777 - Thomas Beals goes on missionary journey to Indians on Ohio River 1780 - Thomas Beals and others visit Ohio to determine suitability for settlement

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180 I - Thomas Beals dies at age 82 among Ohio Indians 1804 - Lewis and Clark expedition 1805 - Zachariah Stanley gives 22 acres for Fruit Hill Meeting 181 0 - death of Zachariah Stanley 1812 - War with England 1813 - deaths of Isaac and Mary Green 1817 - death of Byrum Ballard 1818 - Mount Pleasant is laid down due to westward migration Name of monthly meeting changed to Chestnut Creek 1826 - Chestnut Creek Meeting laid down due to westward migration 1832 - Westfield Meeting laid down 1842 - Carroll County formed from Grayson 1844 - Virginia Yearly Meeting laid down 1861 - Civil War begins 1865 - there are 1,200 Quakers left in North Carolina Yearly Meeting 1868 - Westfield Meeting re-established 1880 - Second Great Awakening 5,000 new converts to Quakerism Pastoral system develops among North Carolina Friends 1890 - renewed interest in mountain communities - Blue Ridge Mission

1900 - James Bartlett and fumily begin meeting at Mountain View 1905 - Center Valley Meeting established 1912 - new building at Mount Pleasant 1928 - Galax Meeting set up 1941 - meeting re-established at Mountain View

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Mr. Lowe first spoke of the History of Early Quakers in eastern Virginia and then on the History of Quakers in Southwest Virginia. He generously gave us permission to publish his presentation. He also provided a Chart of 1669 immigrant Zachariah Moorman's Descendants. Mr. Moorman's wife was Mary Candler (Candler's Mountain Road). These articles will be published at a later date. Thank you, Mr. Lowe!

Vlrg1nta AJ)palachlon Notes DEATHREGISTER 1901 - 1905 STRANGE MALADIES TOOK THEIR TOLL

You have probably never heard of or worried about many of the illnesses that killed Denton area residents in the days before effective diagnose's, "wonder drugs" and mo re sophisticated medical practices.

The death register of an early Denton funeral home indicates diseases of long ago and accidents typical of any time were taking their toll on the local populace in the years from ' 1901 to 1905. ·

Listed in the Register were such cause of death as:

Brain Fever Smallpox Brain Trouble Scarlet Fever Congestion of Brain Scarlatina Inflammation of Brain Bluing Mouth Catarrhal Fever Bowel Trouble Inflammation of Bowels Astluna or Tuberculosis Bronchitis Child Birth & Still Born Tonsillitis Typhoid Fever Vertigo Pneumonia Hernia Dysentery Consumption Rup~re \ Hemorrhage Bright's Disease Cancer Diphtheria Cancer of Old Age Paralysis Cholera Cancer (operated on) 'Tumor Dropsy Sepsis Cancer of Womb Whooping Cough Female Trouble Meningitis Heart Failure 1 Confinement Old Age "' Old Age & General Debility Blood Poisoning Fever La Grippe Flux Teething Malaria Abscess Congestion' Complications Rheumatism Complications

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Wagon Ran over Head Broken Limb Fall in City Hall Fell From Buggy Burned Found Dead Horse Kick Scalded Strangulation Horse Failing Killed by Horse Drowned in S lop Can Killed in Storm by Barn Shot Self in Head

Source: Denton Fw1eral Hdme Records Denton Record - Chronicle, July 4, 1976

Virginia Appolochlan Notes l\10NTGOMERY COUNTY OBJTUARIES

Editor's Note: The following obituaries were posted on the RootsWeb.com e-mail list for Montgomery Country, Virginia in March of 1999. We are publishing them as they might be of interest to members researching in Montgomery County. The person posting the obituaries began the seri es with the following:

''My mother and I came across a box of obituaries my great-grandmother had saved from the 1940s-1970s in Blacksburg, VA. Unfortunately we don't have years for most of them, but some of them still have good genealogy clues so I'm transcribing them here. We suspect that they came from the Roanoke Times newspaper, but aren't completely sure. Some of them had dates handwritten on them. I have noted these where they occurred. I have no further information on any of these people, though."

OAKLEY L. AKERS Blacksburg, Oct. 13 (Special). - Oakley L. AKERS died at his home near Blacksburg Thursday. Funeral services will be at SI usher's Chapel Saturday at l 0 a.m. Burial will be in Blacksburg.

SIDNEY E. AKERS Radford, July 21 - Sidney E. AKERS, 45, of Christiansburg died of a heart attack at Radford Arsenal today, shortly after reporting for work. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Glada S. AKERS, Christiansburg; his mother, Mrs. Maggie SLUSSER AKERS; four brothers, Melvyn Frank, James and Charlie AKERS; a sister, Mrs. Marie MATTOX, all of Blacksburg. Funeral will be Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. at Richardson Funeral Home. Burial will be in Sunset Cemetery.

LESTER L. ALBERT Blacksburg, Aug. 11 (Special) - Lester Lankford ALBERT, 62, died here Sunday morning at the home of his brother, J.E. ALBERT. He is survived by one daughter, two sons, three brothers and two sisters. Funeral services will be held at the Christian church Tuesday at 2:30 p.m. Interment will be in Wes.t View Cemetery.

ARCHIE K. ALLEN SR. Blacksburg - Archie K. ALLEN Sr., 80, of Blacksburg, died Friday, Dec. 29, 1972, in a Shawsville nursing home. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Paul T. PRICE Sr., Blacksburg, Mrs. Ralph S. COMPTON, Phoenix, Ariz.; two sons, Kenneth E. ALLEN, Mapplecove La., Archie K. ALLEN Jr., Blacksb~g; a sister, Mrs. Fred SHEALOR, Blacksburg; a brother, Buford ALLEN, Blacksburg; eleven grandchildren; three great-grandchildren. The funeral was held Sunday, Dec.31, at 2 p.m. at Hoy Funeral Home with burial in West View Cemetery. Rev. Edwin TROUTMAN officiated. Pallbearers were Don FAIN, Rodney WHITE, Freddie OLINGER, Gene GREGORY, Deuayne SHEALOR, an~ Anderson REED.

W. D. (BILLY) ALLEN Funeral services for W. 0 . (Billy) ALLEN, 45, of Blacksburg, were held Nov. 21 , at 2 p.m., at Jones Funeral Chapel. Burial was in West View Cemetery. Mr. ALLEN, who was a business partner with his uncle, Buford ALLEN, in Allen Coal and Oil Company, was killed Nov. 18 when he apparently slipped and his rifle fired accidentally while hunting in Craig C ounty . Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Robbie Lee ALLEN; two daughters, Mrs. Alva PER O U E ;..md tvt iss Borulie ALLEN, of Blacksburg; two sons, Claude K. ALLEN, of Christiansburg, and R on ni ~ ALLEN, of Long Beach, California. Also surviving are his mother, Mrs. A lbert A LLEN. Blacksburg; three sisters, Mrs. Edgar R. BOWERY, Roanoke; Mrs. D. C . S H A VER, Fort S mith, Ark.; and Mrs. D. J. DARCEY, Lanham, Md.; and a brother, Sidney A. ALLEN, Roano ke. Mr. ALLEN was a grandson of William K. BELL, oldest living alumnus of V irginia T ech, who a lso is a survivor. (Written on this: Nov 18, 64)

HEATH C. ALLEN Blacksburg, Aug. 5. - Heath C. ALLEN, 57, died at his home here this m01·ning. S urviving arc his wife, four children and two brothers. Services will be held at Lusters Gate Unio n churc h at 3 p.m. Wednesday, with interment in West View.

E.T. ALLS Blacksburg, Aug. 17 - E.T. ALLS, 47, died Friday at his home near here. He is s urv ived h y his wife; a daughter, Betty ALLS; a son, Howard ALLS, Blacksburg; two brothers, Leonard ALLS, James ALLS, Blacksburg, five sisters, Mrs. Bessie PRICE, Mrs. Claude DOVE, Mrs . C lem LONG, Mrs. Lawrence PRICE, Blacksburg; Mrs. LeRoy BLAND, Columbia, S.C. Services will be held at 2 p.m. Monday in Mountain View Wesleyan Methodist Church with burial in W est View Cemetery here. The body was taken to the home today and will remain there until l p .m.

MRS. MARY ELZABETH ALLS Blacksburg, Jan. 31- Mrs. Mary Elizabeth ALLS, 67, died today in Blacksburg. She is s urvived by three sons; James, Leonard and Elliott ALLS; five daughters; Mrs. Lawrence PRICE, Mrs . Clem LONG, Mrs. Hazen PRICE, Mrs. Cloyd DOVE and Mrs. Leroy BLAND, a ll o f Blacksburg; 25 grandchildren; eight great-grandchildren; and a sister, Mrs. B . L. MOREHEAD, McCoy. Services will be held Monday at 2 p.m. at the home of her son, Leonard W. ALLS. Burial will be in West View Cemetery.

CHARLES E. ATKJNS DIES Blacksburg, May 21 (Special) - Charles Ellet ATKINS, 58, and for some years a prominent farmer and stockman of the Roanoke Valley section of Montgomery county, died suddenly e arly Tuesday morning at his home in Blacksburg. Funeral services will b e held Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the residence, conducted by the pastor of Whisner Memorial Methodist church, Dr. D. T. MERRITI. Burial will be in West View. Mr. ATKINS was the only son of the later Mr. And Mrs. John ATKINS and is survived by his wife, formerly Miss Zora WILLIAMSON, of the Riner community, and one daughter, Miss Louise A TK.INS, a member of the nursing staff of the Altamont hospital, Christiansburg. He has many relatives in Giles county of which his parents were natives. His mother died two months ago.

MRS. JOHN L. ATKINS Blacksburg, April 13 (Special) - Mrs. Victoria ATKINS, 87, widow of John L. ATKINS, die d early today at her home in Blacksburg. Funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the home. Burial will be in West View Cemetery. JOHN W. BAILEY Blacksburg, Nov. 2 1 - John W . BAILEY, 59, died today at his home in Blacksburg. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Irene KYTCHEN BAILEY; two daughters, Mrs. Alva ALTIZER, Riner; Mrs. Frederick HARMOND, Floyd; three sons, Pierson BAILEY, McCoy; Warren BAILEY, Newport; Arnold BAILEY, Blacksburg; a stepson, Edward KYTCHEN, U.S. Anny; two brothers, Sidney BAILEY, Giles County; William BAILEY, Blacksburg; two sisters, Mrs. Julia NIECE, Blacksburg; Mrs. Mae LANG, Giles County; 12 grandchildren ad I great-grandchild. Funeral will be at 3 p.m . Wednesday at P. D. Oakey Funeral Home with burial in West View Cemetery.

CHARLES J. BARKER Blacksburg, Oct. 24 - Charles J. BARKER, 76, died at his home near here Thursday night. Surviving are his wife, five sons, John. W., Frank J. land Charles W . BARK.ER, all of Blacksburg; C. Everett BARKER, Akron, Ohio; George C. BARKER, Cambria; four daughters, Mrs. Dennis YOUNG, Cambria; Mrs. Dallas DOWDY, Mrs. James DOWDY and Miss Bessie BARKER, all of Blacksburg; a brother, W.W. BARKER, Blacksburg; a sister, Mrs. L. F . BROWN, Roanoke; eight grandchildren. Funeral will be Sunday at 2 p.m. at P. D. Oakey Funeral Home. Burial will be in the family Cemetery. (Suspect this was late 50s/early 60s due to the partial used car ad on the back listing '54-'58 models for sale.)

HENRY J. BARNETT Fincastle, Aug. 2 - Henry Joseph BARNETT, 47, died unexpectedly at his home here this m01ning. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Mary Vaden BARNETT, two brothers and two sisters: Claude BARNETT, Fincastle; Selma BARNETT, Daleville; Miss Lula BARNETT, Roanoke; Mrs. Jesse WlLLS, Fincastle. The body will lie at Rader Funeral Home, Troutville, pending funeral plans.

MISS ROSA M. BARNETT Blacksburg, Jan. 3 (Special) - Miss Rosa May BARNETT, 62, died today in a local hospital. She is survived by two sisters, Mrs. Nancy DOWDY, Montgomery county, and Mrs. Katherine THORNHILL, of West Virginia; and an adopted daughter, Mrs. Buford ALLEN of Montgomery county. Services will be held here at 2:30 p.m., tomorrow, at the home of Albert ALLEN, and burial will be in West View Cemetery.

TOSH E. BARNETT Prices Fork - Tosh E. BARNETT, 74, died at his home here Saturday. Surviving are his wife~ Mrs. Bertha Sheppard BARNETT; three daughters, Mrs. John L. PEARMAN Jr., Mrs. Floyd NOONKESTER and Mrs. James PEARMAN, all of Prices Fork; three sons, Edward T. BARNETT, Archie Al BARNETT and Melvin V. BARNETT, all of Prices Fork; and 15 grandchildren. Funeral will be at 2 p.m. Monday at Prices Fork Methodist Church, with burial in Snider Cemetery. The body will be taken from the P. D. Oakey Funeral Home to the residence at 7:30 p.m. Sunday and to the church at 1 p.m. Monday.

MRS. TOM BARNETTE Blacksburg, Dec. 5 - Mrs. Tom BARNETTE, 68, died this m01ning at her home here. She is survived by her husband; six daughters, Mrs. Robert KEYS, Norfolk; Mrs. Ward DOSS, Mrs.

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MRS. HARRY B. BENNETT Covington, Oct. 22 - Mrs. Bertha Henderson BENNEIT died this afternoon in a convaksccnt home here. She is survived by her husband, Harry B. BENNETT; two sisters, Mrs. C lyde PRICE, Mrs. Ada MEADOWS, Blacksburg; a brother, Robert HENDERSON, Blacksburg. Graveside services will be held at West View Cemetery, Blacksburg, at 2 p.m. Mo n

CHARLIE T. BIGGS New Castle - Charlie Thomas BIGGS, 63, died in a Richmond hospital Wednesday night. Surviving are one son, D. A. BIGGS, Charleston, W.Va.; two brothers, Roy BIGGS, Coving ton, 1. E. BIGGS, Jellico, Tenn.; five sisters, Mrs. Sallie JOHNSON, Warren, Ohio, Mrs. Cora HOSTIITER, Lexington, Mrs. Ruby CRAFT, Goshen, Mrs. Texie NIBLOCK, Detroit, Mich., Mrs. Agnes CANNELAS, Logan, W.Va.; one grandchild. Funeral services will be conducted at 2 p.m. Saturday at Cross Roads Church. Burial will be in the Cross Roads Cemetery. The body will remain at the Boitnott Funeral Home until 1 p.m. Saturday when it will be taken to the church.

ACIE TOBEY BISHOP Salem -Acie Tobey Bishop, native of Blacksburg, died Sept. 1 Oat his home in Salem. Funeral was held Friday, Sept. 13 in Salem and interment was in Sherwood Memorial Park. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Alene PRICE BISHOP of Salem; a son, Bruce Lee BISHOP of Salem; a brother, Jacob A. BISHOP of Blacksburg; three sisters, Miss Alma BISHOP of Sale1n, Mrs. David HEARN of Dublin, and Mrs. Dainty HUTCHINSON of Blacksburg.

BALLARD E. BISHOP Blacksburg, July 29 - Ballard E. BISHOP, 66, of Blacksburg died today at Jeff. Ky. Surviving are a daughter, two sons, one sister and a brother. Services will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at S lusser's Chapel, with burial in the family cemetery.

MRS. FLORA 0 . BISHOP Blacksburg - Mrs. Flora OLIVER BISHOP, 80, died Sunday in a Radford hospital. S he is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Dainty HUTCHINSON, Blacksburg; Mrs. Lois HEARN, Dublin; Miss Alma R. BISHOP, Salem; two sons, Jacob A. BISHOP, Acie T., BISHOP, Blacksburg; a sister, Mrs. Virgie SMITH, Cambria; a brother, Bittle OLIVER, Glen Daniel W. Va.; seven grandchildren and one great-grandchild. The body is at Jones Funeral Home pending arrangements.

CHARLES S. BLAND Blacksburg, Dec. 3 (Special) - Charles S. BLAND, 54, died suddenly Tuesday morning near here. Funeral services will be conducted at the Baptist church at Cambria Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, with interment in Sunset Cemetery at Christiansburg.

Virginia~ Notes JAMES L. BLAND Blacksburg - James L. BLAND, 57, died Monday at his home near here. Surviving are bis wife, Mrs. Dollie S. BLAND; his stepmother, Mrs. A. R. BLAND; two daughters, Mrs. Nellie Sue LUCAS, Newport, and Mrs. Thelma V. LOVERN, Cambria; three sons, Sgt. James N. BLAND, U.S. Anny, Hawaii, Samuel L BLAND, and Marvin L. BLAND, both of Newport; two sisters, Mrs. Landonia B. Stewart, Roanoke, and Mrs. Lucy Lee SHAVER, Newport; a halfbrother, John Harvey BLAND, Manassas; seven grandchildren. Funeral will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Mountajn View Wesleyan Methodist Church by the Rev. H. D. SAWYER and the Rev. N. J. UNDERWOOD. Burial will be in Dowdytown Cemetery. The body will be taken from Jones Funeral Home to the church at 1 p.m. Wednesday. (Written on this: March 18th 63)

LEONARD R. BLAND Leonard Ribble BLAND, 55, formerly of Roanoke, died Thursday in Elyria, Ohio. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Otis A. HARRIS of Roanoke; three brothers, Tommy, Stanley and Earl BLAND, all of Christiansburg; a sister, Mrs. Paul BLAIR of Pennsylvania, and three grandchildren. The body will be brought to Lotz. (Written on this: May 30 1960)

MRS. LULA EMMA BLAND Blacksburg, Dec. 29 - Mrs. Lula Emma BLAND, 63, wife ofE. H. BLAND, died in a Christiansburg hospital Tuesday morning. The funeral will be held at the home here at 2 p.m. Wednesday, with burial in West View Cemetery. Surviving are her husband, one son and five daughters.

WILLIE T. BLAND Christiansburg - Willie Thomas (Tom) BLAND, 69, died Tuesday in a Roanoke hospital. Surviving are his wife Mrs. Beulah BLAND; two daughters, Mrs. R. S. MERRITT, Ahoskie, N.C., Mrs. Fred Allen, Joppa, Md.; four sons, Haven and Willard BLAND, Christiansburg, J. C. BLAND, Blacksburg, Ivan T. BLAND, Roanoke; a sister, Mrs. Miles BLAIR, Cornwell Heights Pa.; two brothers, Earl and Stanley BLAND, Christiansburg. Funeral will be at 2 p.m. Thursday at Richardson Funeral Home, with burial in Roselawn Memory Gardens, near Cambria. (Written on this: Feb 2 65)

JOHN W. BOWLES Blacksburg - The funeral for John W. BOWLES, 70, will be Thursday at 2 p.m. at Jones Funeral Chapel with burial in Roselawn Memory Gardens. Survivors include four stepsons, Clarence W. FURROW, Charlie C. FURROW, Robert H. FURROW and Irvin J. FURROW, all ofNewport; three stepdaughters, Mrs. Ira HYPES and Mrs. Yancy LAFON, Newport, Mrs. Oscar KEISTER, Christiansburg.

JOHN W. BOWLES Blacksburg - John W. BOWLES, 72, died Monday at his home. Surviving are his wife, Dealie FURROW BOWLES; a daughter, Mrs. Gilbert LAWSON, Apex., N.C.; two sons, Clyde F. BOWLES, Blacksburg, Sammy P. BOWLES, Richmond; a sister, Mrs. Walter SMITH, Blacksburg; five brothers, Roy BOWLES and Oscar BOWLES, P1inceton, W. Va., Elmer

Virginia N;>poklchlon Notes BOWLES, Blacksburg, Guy BOWLES, Dublin, George BOWLES, lronton. T he funeral arrangements are being made by Jones Funeral Service. (Written on this: Feb 22 6 7 )

R. LEE BROCE Blacksburg, Feb 16 (Special)-R. Lee BROCE, 21 , son of Mr. And Mrs. W.E. BROCE, or Blacksburg, died Saturday evening. Surviving besides his parents are four bro thers. funeral wi 11 be held Monday at 3:30 p.m. at the Lutheran church here, with interment in West View Cemetery.

LAURIE R. BROWN Blacksburg, Oct. 5 - Louis F. BROWN, 73, died Sunday evening in a local hospital. T he f uncral will be held at the home at 2:30 p.m. Tuesday. Interment will be in West View.

GUY MILLER BRUNK Blacksburg- Guy Miller BRUN~ 66, a local real estate broker, died Thursday at his office. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Sue HARRIS BRUNK; a daughter, Miss Nancy Sue BRUNK, Richmond; two sisters, Mrs. John R. BROOKS and Mrs. Jack ROBERTSON, Roanoke. Funeral will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at Blacksburg Methodist Church, with burial in W est View Cemetery. The body will remain at Hoy Funeral Home until 1 p.rn. Saturday.

MRS. NANIE ELLEN BRµNK Blacksburg, July 13 - Mrs. Nannie Ellen BRUNK, 84, died at her home here yesterday. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Jack ROBERTSON and Mrs. J. R. BROOKS, bo th of Roanoke; a son, Guy BRUNK, Blacksburg; a brother, Sidney RITTER, Pulaski County; e ight grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. The funeral will be at 2:30 p.m. tomorrow at the P. D. Oakey Funeral Home here. Interment will be in West View Cemetery.

MRS. G. W. BUCHANAN Blacksburg, April 6 (Special) - Mrs. G. W. BUCHANAN, 51, died last night at her ho m e here. Her husband, a son and two daughters survive. Services will be held Tuesday at 2:30 p.m. at the Lutheran church, with interment in West View.

G. W. BUCHANAN Blacksburg, April 4- G. W. BUCHANAN, 60, died at his home here Wednesday morning. He leaves his wife, two daughters, a son, a sister and a brother. The funeral was held at Whisner Memorial Methodist church at 3 p.m. today and burial was in West View Cemetery.

GRAYDON W.·BUCHANAN Radford - Graydon Wallace BUCHANAN, 49, died Monday in a local hospital. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Edith Lucado BUCHANAN, Radford; two sons, Larry W . BUCHANAN, Washington D.C., David G. BUCHANAN, Radford; two sisters, Mrs. Luther M. COPENHA VER, Radford, Mrs. Norman SATERWHITE, Richmond. Funeral arrangem ents are being made by Seaver-Sanders Funeral Home. (Written on this: Feb '64) GRAYDON W. BUCHANAN Radford - FuneraJ for Graydon W. BUCHANAN, 49, will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Seaver­ Sanders Funeral Horne with burial in West View Cemetery, Blacksburg. (Written on this: Feb '64)

MRS. LACY E. BUCK Blacksburg, June 4 - Mrs. Lacy E. BUCK, 68, of Blacksburg, died today in a Radford hospital. Surviving are a sister, Mrs. Mary L. PRATI, Floyd; a brother, Green W. SALMON, Blacksburg. Funeral will be at 2 p.m. Thursday at P. D. Oakey Funeral home with burial in West View Cemetery.

D . W. BURKETT Ironto, March 20 (Special) - Funeral services for D. W. BURKETT, age 96 years, six months and 26 days, who died here Saturday night at his home here from injuries received a few days ago when he fell at his home, breaking his hip, were held Monday at 2 p.m. at Hall's church. Burial followed immediately. Surviving are his widow, an adopted daughter, Miss Ironto BURKETT of this place, a nephew, Willie Haley, of Roanoke.

ARTHUR FRANCIS CALDWELL Blacksburg - Arthur Francis CALDWELL, 82, of Blacksburg died Tuesday in a Radford hospital. He was a retired carpenter. Surviving are his wife, Willie Mae Shaver CALDWELL; five daughters, Mrs. Joyce KITSON, Chatham, N.J., Mrs. Audrey JONES, Ellicott City, Md., Mrs. Hilda BRENNALT, Lake Park, F~a. , Mrs. Marie JENNELLE, Mrs. Jo Ann MILLER, Blacksburg; four sons, Clarence CALDWELL, Francis CALDWELL, Ralph CALDWELL, Harland CALDWELL, Hampton; three sisters, Mrs. Russell DOWDY, Christiansburg, Mrs. Mary MILES, A.Iq-on, Ohio, Mrs. Lucy PERDUE, Wytheville; a brother, John L. CALDWELL, Saluda. The funeral will be Thursday at 2 p.m. at Blacksburg Wesleyan Church with burial in West View Cemetery. Hoy Funeral Home is handling arrangements. (W1itten on this: Nov 17, 1970)

HUGH E. CALDWELL Blacksburg, Jan. 23 - Hugh E. CALDWELL, 68, died Sunday in a Christiansburg hospital. Surviving are three brothers, Albert B. CALDWELL, Marion; Walter and Eldridge CALDWELL, Blacksburg; five sisters, Mrs. Lizzie McPHERSON, Catawba; Miss Agnes CALDWELL, Christiansburg, Mrs. Florence BROWN, Mrs. Blance SARVER and Mrs. Margie CROMER, Blacksburg. Funeral will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Davis Chapel with burial in West View Cemetery here.

MRS. IDA W. CALDWELL Blacksburg, Nov. 6 - Mrs. Ida Whitlock CALDWELL, 72, died Monday afternoon at her home ' here. Surviving are her husband, Hugh E. CALDWELL; one sister, Mrs. Charles SARVER or "5 Roanoke County. Funeral services will be at 4 p.m. Wednesday at the P. D. Oakey Funeral Home. Burial will be in the West View Cemetery. MRS. RALPH H. CALDWELL Hampton- LutitiaRobinson CALDWELL, 48, of Hampton, formerl y of Blacksburg . died f\ll ay 10 in a Hampton hospital. She is survived by her husband, Ralph H. CALDWELL: a son, R a lph Samuel CALDWELL, at home; two daughters, Mrs. Shirley HANSBROUGH , Hampto n , M rs . Brenda EALY, Newport News; her mother, Mrs. Bessie ROBINSON, Jackson villl:, Fla .: three brothers, Douglas ROBINSON, David ROBINSON, Blacksburg, Billy ROBINSON, Jacksonville, Fla.; five sisters, Mrs. Thelma CALDWELL, Hampton, Mrs. G eorg ia D AN IE L S , Mrs. Kathleen POSTON, Mrs. Joyce Ann SHEPARD, Jacksonville Fla., Mrs. Ko rin~ WHEELER, Blacksburg. The funeral was Wednesday, May 12, at 2 p.m. at St. Pa ul's Luthe ran Church with burial in Parklawn Memorial Park in Hampton.

ARCHIE T. CAMPER New Castle - Archie Thomas CAMPER, 73, died Sunday in a Salem hospital. He is s urviv ed by two sisters, Mrs. 0. V. PRICE, Rt. 2, New Castle; Mrs. Laura WILMOTH, Danville; a half sister, Mrs. Mary LINKOUS, Roanoke; a half brother, Roy BLANKENSHIP, Rt. 2, New C a s tle . Funeral will be at 1 p.m. Tuesday at Boitnott Funeral Home with burial in West Vie w Ccn1ctery, Blacksburg. (Written on this: Jan 23 65)

JULIAN J. CAMPER Blacksburg, May 14 (Special)- Julian J. CAMPER, 42, died today at the Veterans Facility, Roanoke county. Surviving are his mother, Mrs. A. E. CAMPER, of Blacksburg, a son, four brothers and two sisters. The funeral will be held at the home of his mother Friday at 3 p.m. Interment will be in West View Cemetery.

LUTHER B. CARR LutherB. CARR, 84, of Blacksburg, died Feb. 21 at his home. Surviving are his wife, Mrs . Ella H. CARR, Hopewell, James R. CARR, Germantown N.C., Charles E. CARR, Roanoke; Joseph B. CARR, Hopewell; William C. CARR, Ft. Stewart, Ga.; George T. and David L. CARR, both of Blacksburg; one daughter, Mrs. Michael R. HULL, Hopewell; seven grandchildren. (Written on this: 62)

MRS. IV A MAE COLLINS Mrs. Iva Mae COLLINS, 44, of 914 Greenhurst Ave., NW died Friday at a local hospital. Funeral will be Tuesday at 11:30 a.m. at Oakey's with burial in Sheiwood. (Written on this: April 67)

HAVEN R. COOK SR. Blacksburg- Haven Robert COOK Sr., 54, of Blacksburg died Friday in a Salem hospital. Surviving are his wife, Lillie CALDWELL COOK; a son, Haven R . COOK Jr., Blacksburg; six brothers, James COOK, Andy COOK, Herman COOK, Kenneth COOK, Guy COOK, Blacksburg, Ophus COOK, Roanoke; two sisters, Mrs. Bill DAVIS, Mrs. Frank WALTERS, Blacksburg. The funeral will be Sunday at 2 p.m. at Jones Funeral Church with burial in Hale Cemetery, Mt. Tabor. SAMUEL E. COOK Blacksburg, April 20 - Samuel E. COOK, 74, died this morning in a Roanoke hospital. He is survived by his wife. Mrs. Dolly COOK, Blacksburg; a son, Robert COOK, Roanoke; a daughter, Mrs. Rosie HAYWOOD, Roanoke; three grandchildren; three brothers, John COOK, Christiansburg; Jim COOK, Harry COOK, Blacksburg; two sisters, Mrs. Edna CRAGGETT, Mrs. Mary GRISSOM, Blacksburg. Services will be held at 3:30 p.m. Sunday in P. D . Oakey Funeral Home with burial in Hale Cemetery.

W.H.COOK Blacksburg, Aug. 8 (Special) - W. H. COOK, 45, died tonight at his home near here after having been bedridden 16 years. The funeral will be held at Slusser's chapel Sunday at l :30 p.m . and intennent will be in the Hale Cemetery.

WILLIAM M. COOPER Blacksburg, Oct. 5 - William M. COOPER, 56, died today in a Christiansburg hospital. Surviving are a son, Raymond L. COOPER, Tampa, Fla.; four daughters, Mrs. Kenneth NOONKESTER, Blacksburg; Margaret, Carolyn and Kathy COOPER, all of Blacksburg; four brothers, Ed COOPER, Hinton W. Va.; I. C., Herman and Robert A. COOPER; and a half brother, Cleave COOPER, all of Blacksburg; four sisters, Mrs. J. D. LANG, Mrs. Lawrence DOWDY, Mrs. Jesse DOWDY, all of Blacksburg; Miss Bessie COOPER, Marion; a half sister. Mrs. Hubert GRAHAM, Blacksburg. The funeral ·will be Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the P. D. Oakey Funeral Home. Burial will be in the Price Cemetery.

HENRY L. CRAGGETT Blacksburg, June 30 - Henry L. CRAGETT, 71, died Monday at his home here. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Edna COOK CRAGETT; three sons, Charles T. CRAGEIT, Radford; David W. CRAGETI, Chtistiansburg; and James E. CRAOETT, Cambria, and John R. CRAGETI, Blacksburg; a sister, Mrs. James S. COOK, Blacksburg; five grandchildren and two great­ grandchildren. Funeral will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday at P. D. Oakey Funeral Home. Burial will be in West View Cemetery.

LEWIS HARVEY CRAGETI Blacksburg - Lewis Harvey CRAGETT, 66, died Wednesday morning in a Roanoke hospital. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Mary Fizer CRAGETT; six daughters, Mrs. Grace DUNKCAN, Radford, Mrs. Jack SAWYERS, Mrs. Fred GALLIMORE, Mrs. Woodrow ROSE, Mrs. Eugene SUTTHTN, all of Cambria, Mrs. Hazel HILTON, Phoenix, Ariz.; two sons, James CRAGETT, Crab Orchard, W. Va., Albert L. CRAGETI, Cambria; and 22 grandchildren. Funeral will be conducted at 2 p.m. Thursday at the Jones Funeral Home. Burial will be in the Page Cemetery, Christiansburg.

MRS. MELVINA C. CRAIG Mrs. Melvina C. CRAIG, 92, died in a Radford hospital Tuesday morning. Surviving are three daughters, Mrs. E. H. RYAR and Mrs. W. P. DAVIS, both of Blacksburg and Mrs. Thomas PA ITS EL of Roanoke, 17 grandchildren, 28 great-grandchildren and 1 great-great-grandchild. Funeral services were held at Jones Funeral Chapel Thursday at 2 p.m. Burial was in Craig

~gtnla Appalachian Notes family Cemetery. The services were conducted by the Rev. Dewey WEA VER,. pastor or Lu ~ ll~ rs Gate Union Church. Pallbearers were Thomas CRAIG, Wayne CRAIG, Marvin C RJ\ IG. Bobhy RYAN, Thomas SHAVER, and Johnnie RARSONE. (Written on this: March 22, 6 5 )

HUBERT CREASY Hubert (John) CREASY, 60, of 1220 Jamison Ave., SE died Monday while working at Ame rican Bridge, where he had been a steelworker since 1930. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Madia BAKER CREASY; a son, Drew A. CREASY, Roanoke, a brother, 0. K. CREASY, Roanoke: two sisters, Mrs. R. L. HILL, Covington, and Mrs. Beulah BLAND, Christiansburg. Funeral wi_ll be at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday at Lotz, conducted by the Rev. Ottis L. BURGHER. Burial will be in Cedar Lawn.

MRS. ETHEL B. CROMER Funeral for Mrs. Ethel BLAND CROMER, 53, of 11 30 South Jefferson St., who died F1;day morning in a Roanoke hospital, will be conducted at Wesleyan Methodist Church, Blacksburg, at 2:30 p.m. today. Interment will be in West View. The body will lie in state at the C hurch fron'l 1:30 p.m. Pallbearers will be: H. E. FIGGETTE, J.E. DUDLEY, Sr., J.E. DUDLEY, Jr., Cecil DUDLEY, R. V. HOGAN and 0. N. WALLER.

GRADY B. CROMER Blacksburg - Grady B. CROMER, 68, died Saturday afternoon at his home. Surviving arc his wife, Mrs. Dora W. CROMER; two daughters Mrs. Frank H. EVANS, Miss Grace C ROMER, both of Blacksburg; three sons, Frank S. CROMER, G. Hoyle CROMER, both of Blacksburg, John H. CROMER, Christiansburg; two sisters, Mrs. Dave DUNCAN, Mrs. Pat SLUSHER, both of Blacksburg; two brothers, Carlyle CROMER, Blacksburg, France CROMER, Roanoke; eight grandchildren. Funeral will be at 2 p.m. Monday at Blacksburg Methodist Church, by Dr. A. E. SHELTON, with burial in West View Cemetery. The body will be taken from Jones F uneral Home to the church at 1 p.m. Monday. (Written on this: Aug 4 1962)

JOHN BENNETT CROMER Blacksburg, Oct. 19 - John BENNEIT CROMER, 82, died today at bis home near here. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Laura PRICE CROMER; two daughters, Mrs. P. J. SLUSSER and Mrs. W. D. DUNCAN, of Blacksburg; three sons, J. F. of Blacksburg; 34 grandchildren; 40 great-grandchildren; a brother, Sam, of Clarksburg, W. Va., and a sister Mrs. Robert OLIVER of Blacksburg. Services will be at Whisner Memorial Methodist Church at 2:30 p.m. Tuesday, with interment in West View Cemetery. (Written on this: Sunday 1952)

J. HOUSTON CROMER Blacksburg, July 15 - J. Houston CROMER, 32, died unexpectedly Friday evening at his home here. Surviving are his wife, five children, his father, Nathan and seven brothers, Cecil, Howard, Berman Cabriel of Blacksburg; Warren of Rich Creek; James of Carrie and Buford of Christiansburg; six sisters, Mrs. James FARRES of Philadelphia; Mrs. E. L. WIRT of Vinton; Mrs. C. W. MARSHALL of Vandergrift, Pa.; Mrs. Phillip WEINSTEIN of Bellingham, Wash.; Mrs. Paul LINKOUS and Mrs. A. W. HUMPHREYS ofBlacksburg. Services will be at the Wesleyan Methodist Church at 4 p.m. Monday, with interment in West View Cemetery.

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MRS. LAURA P. CROMER Blacksburg, June l - Mrs. Laura P. CROMER, 89, died today at her home here. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Dave DUNCAN and Mrs. Pascal SLUSSER, both of Blacksburg; three sons, Grady CROMER and Caryl e CROMER, both of Blacksburg, and Frances CROMER, Roanoke; one sister, Mrs. Grace K.lNZIE; six half brothers, Carl PRICE, Roanoke; Mark PRICE, Newport News; Oscar PRICE, Craig County; Ribble PRICE, Hassel PRICE, and Cloyd PRICE, all of Blacksburg; two half sisters, Mrs. Hatcher LUCAS, Blacksburg, and Mrs. Sadie McDANIEL, Newport News; 26 grandchildren, and 56 great-grandchildren. Funeral will be conducted at 2:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Blacksburg Church of God. Interment will be in West View Cemetery. The body will remain at P. D. Oakey Funeral Home until 1 p.m. Tuesday.

NATHAN CROMER Blacksburg- Nathan CROMER, 87, died in a Draper nursing home Wednesday night. Surviving are six daughters, Mrs. Hames J. FARRELL, Philadelphia, Pa., Mrs. E. L. WIRT, Mrs. Carlis MARSHALL, both of Roanoke, Mrs. ArthurW. HUMPHREYS, Hampton, Mrs. James ROWELL, Jacksonville, Fla, Mrs. Paul J. LINKOUS, Blacksburg; seven sons, Cecil R., Howard E., Berman S., Gabriel H,. all of Blacksburg, James L. CROMER, Dante, Buford B. CROMER, Detroit, Mich., Warren 0 . CROMER, Roanoke; a sister, Mrs. Melvinia CRAIG, Blacksburg; 47 grandchildren; 36 great-grandchildren. Funeral will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at Blacksburg Methodist Church by the Rev. Mahlon ELLIOTT with burial in West View Cemetery. The body will be taken from Jones Funeral Home to the church at 1 p.m.

BLACKSBURG SEAMAN IS REPORTED DEAD Blacksburg, Dec. 11 (Special) - Mr. and Mrs. Nathan CROMER, ofBlacksburg, received a telegram Thursday advising them of the death of their son, Ralph Madison CROMER, seaman 1- C, age 17, which occurred November 25 while on active duty with the U.S. Navy. Burial was made in Allied territory outside the continental limits of the United States. Young CROMER was next to the youngest of fifteen children, two of whom remain in the service, a sister in WAC and a brother fo the Coast Guard. The son lost joined the navy a few months ago.

WANDA DlANN CROWDER Blacksburg - Miss Wanda Diann CROWDER, 20, died Thursday in a Richmond hospital. She was a 1960 graduate of Blacksburg High School and a Virginia Tech student until she became ill last summer. Surviving are her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey G. CROWDER; a sister, Miss Judy CROWDER, at home; her grandmother, Mrs. Cary M. DAUGHERTY, Rural Retreat. Funeral will be at 2 p.m. Sunday at Blacksburg Baptist Church by the Rev. Richard T. HOWERTON. Burial will be in Roselawn Memory Gardens. The body will be taken from Hoy Funeral Home to the church at I p.m. SWlday. (Written on this: Jan 3 1963 and Jan 3 1962)

ALVIN BRINSTON DAVIS Blacksburg - Alvin Brinston Davis, 63, of Blacksburg died Saturday in a Salem hospital. Surviving are his wife, Margaret Jones DAVIS; nine daughters, Mrs. Houston CALDWELL, Craig's Creek, Mrs. Charles FURROW, Newport, Mrs. Robert SONGER, Mrs. Phillip HODGE, Blacksburg, Mrs. Hugh WILSON, Christiansburg, Miss Marlene DA VIS, Miss Martha DA VIS, Miss Lorene DAVIS, Miss Erma DAV IS, at home; a brother, Adwom DA VTS , Blacksburg; a sister, ;tvfrs. Carie Lee NIDAY, Crab Orchard, W. Va.; a half brother, Marshall E. DJ\ V IS. Collinsville. The funeral will be Monday at 2 p.m. at Hoy Funeral Chapel w ith burial in thL: family Cemetery near Blacksburg. (Written on this: Mar 14, 1970)

BENE.DAVIS Blacksburg, Oct. 24 - Ben E. DAVIS, 87, died Sunday night at the home of his son, harlic T. DAVIS, at Wilkinson, Ind. Also survivipg are his wife, Mrs. Francis W. DA VIS, B lacksburg : six other sons, E. C., J.C., W. E., W. P. and L. M. DAVIS, Lynchburg; three daughters , Mrs. C . H. BLESSARD, Roanoke; Mrs. Bertha SCOTT; Norfolk; Mrs. Eircel BLAND, C hristiansburg: 79 grandchildren and 108 great-grandchildren. Funeral will be Wednesday at 2 p .m. at Davis Chapel near Blacksburg. Burial will be in West View Cemetery.

MRS. LOLA D. DAVIS Blacksburg, Aug. 26 - Mrs. Lola DOVE DAVIS 65 died Saturday night at her ho m e near he re. Surviving are three daughters, Mrs. Margaret DAVIS, Mrs. Annie Lee SHAVER and Mrs. Mary Ella BARK.ER, Goodwin's Ferry; three sons, James Robert DOWDY, Blacksbu~g, Roy L . DOWDY, Oak Hill, 0 ., and Marshall E. DAVIS, Goodwin's Ferry; three stepchildren, Mrs. George NIDAY, Statesburg, W. Va, Adwom T. DAVIS and Brenston DA VIS, Goodwin's Ferry; one brother, John DOVE, Blacksburg; two sisters, Mrs. Nora WOOLWINE~., Cambria, and Mrs. Tom SHAVE~ Goodwin's Ferry; and 18 grandchildren. Funeral services will_ be conducted Monday at 2 p.m. at the Mountain View Wesleyan Church. Interment will be in the Dowdy Cemetery.

MRS. NANCY C. DAVIS Blacksburg, Nov. 7 - Mrs. Nancy CROMER DAVIS, 81, died today at the hmne of a son , S. C. DAVIS, near here. Surviving are five sons, including J. A. and J. T. DAVIS, of Roanoke; three daughters, one sister, two brothers, 20 grandchildren ~nd 13 great-grandchildren .. Services will be at Davis chapel near Lusters Gate at 2 p.m. Sunday, with interment in West View Ce1netery. (Written on this: 1947)

KILLED IN FRANCE Pfc. P~ul D. DAVIS, 33, of Blacksburg, was killed in action in France on November 16, accordmg to a message received here last week by his wife, the former May BARNETT, of Blacksburg. He was in the infantry and was with the Third Anny.

SAMUEL CLARENCE DAVIS Blacksburg- Samuel Clarence DAVIS 78 died in a Christiansburg hospital early Wednesday, September 25. He was a local paint co~tr;ctor and resided at 300 Marlington Street in Blacksburg. Surviving are his wife, Cornelia J. DAVIS; a daughter, Mrs. Bebe VanNESS, Houston, Texas; a son, Jack Edward DAVIS, Blacksburg; and three sisters, Mrs. Alma SMITH, Mrs. Peggy SMITH, both ofNeward, NJ., Mrs. Mary EBERHARDT, Norfolk; three brothers, W. L. DAVIS, Danville" Jennings DAVIS , Roanoke, R. E. DAVIS, of Blacksb:ur~. The funeral was conducted Saturday, September 28 in the Richardson Funeral Chapel, Christiansburg, with burial in Roselawn Memorial Gardens. Rev. Forest SHAFER conducted the funeral which was arranged and directed by the Richardson Funeral Home, Inc., Christiansburg. 33

CHARLES W. DOSS Blacksburg, Dec. 13 - Charles W. DOSS, 64, died Wednesday night at his home near here. Surviving are his wife, two sons, Gene and William DOSS Jr., Blacksburg; three daughters, Mrs. E. J. BOWMAN, Vinton; Mrs. H. D. HUDGINS, Blacksburg; Mrs. E. B. EMERINE, Vallejo, Calif.; 12 grandchildren and a great-grandchild. Funeral will be at 2:30 p.m. Friday at Blacksburg Church of God with bmial in West View Cemetery. The body will be at P. D. Oakey Funeral Home until 1 :30 p.m. ·

DAVID DOWDY Radford - David DOWDY, 54, died Friday in a Christiansburg hospital. Surviving are his wife, Mary Tallant DOWDY; two sons, William H. DOWDY, David G. DOWDY, Radford; five daughters, Mrs. Teresa PRESTON, Roanoke, Miss Elizabeth May DOWDY, Miss Charlotte Louise DOWDY, Miss Mary Ann DOWDY, Miss Mary Sue DOWDY, Radford; three brothers, Ribble Henry DOWDY, Norfolk, P. E. DOWDY, Christiansburg, William DOWDY, Newbern; a sister, Miss Viola DOWDY, Blacksburg; five half sisters, Mrs. Robbie Lee ALLEN, Blacksburg; Mrs. Ella MATHERLY, Roanoke, Mrs. Iva"JONES, Long Beach, Calif., Mrs. Ida JONES, Laurel Oak, Mich., Mrs. Louise LONG, Carnegie, Pa. The funeral will be at 3 p.m. Saturday at the DeVilbiss Funeral Home, with burial in Highland Memory Gardens~ Dublin. (Written on this: Dec 23 1966)

MRS. EFFIE DOWDY Blacksburg, June 11 (Special) - Mrs. Effie DOWDY, 58, died at her home near Blacksburg this morning. The funeral will be held at the home at 11 a.m. Wednesday and interment will be in the family Cemetery.

MRS. MAUDE 0. DOWDY Blacksburg, Aug. 14 - Mrs. Maude OLIVER DOWDY, 68, died today in a Pensacol~ Fla., hospital. She is survived by eight daughters, Mrs. Cloyd DOWDY, Mrs. Billy ALLEN, Mrs. Virginia CROMER, Mrs. Burford ALLEN, Blacksburg; Mrs. Ella MATHE~L Y, Christiansburg; Mrs. H.B. JONES, Salem; Mrs. James TOBIN, Camegie, Pa.; Mrs. L. R. JONES, Detroit, Mich.; five sons, Clarence SLUSSER, Blacksburg; Pete DOWDY, William DOWDY, Christiansburg; David DOWDY, Radford; H. R. DOWDY Jr., Pensacol~ Fla.; three sisters, two brothers, 38 grandchildren and 22 great-grandchildren. The.body will be brought to Blacksburg Monday for burial. (Actually, this one is a connection for us, my great-aunt, Alice MORGAN, was married to Clarence SLUSSER in 1929.)

ROY L. DOWDY· Blacksburg, March 22 - Roy L. DOWDY, 38, died today in Oak Hill, Ohio. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Dorothy C. DOWDY; three sons, two brothers, James Robert DOWDY, Marshall Davis POWDY, Blacksburg; thTee sisters, Mrs. Margaret DAVIS , Mrs. Mary Ellen BARKER, Mrs. Annie Lee SHAVER, Blacksburg.

CLAYTON J. DUNCAN Pulaski - The funeral for Layton James DUNCAN, 59, who died Tuesday in Waynesboro, will be Friday at 2 p.m. at Thomas M. Seagle and Sons Funeral Home. Bmial will be in Highland -

Memory Gardens, Dublin. Members of the Pulaski Fire Department will serve as honorary and active pallbearers.

MRS. ELMER C. DUNCAN Blacksburg- Mrs. Mollie SMITH DUNCAN, 68, died in a Radford hospital Tuesday. S ur\'iv ing are her husband, Elmer C. DUNCAN, Blacksburg; three daughters, Mrs. Frank KfN S LEY Jr., Mrs. Frank Barker, both ofBlacksburg, Mrs. Randolph Young, Greensboro, N.C.; five sons. Edward and Richard DUNCAN, Blacksburg, W. Ford DUNCAN, Bassett, Thurman DUN AN. Collinsville, Carl W. DUNCAN, Martinsville; three sisters, Mrs. Clarence LAFON, Mrs. Frank DOVE, both of Blacksburg, Mrs. Clyde LAFON, Bedford; four brothers, Pearlie W. SM IT H , W. Kyle SMITH, both of Blacksburg, Ira N. SMITH, Salem, Robert D. SMITH, Bed ford. Funeral will be Thursday at 2 p.m. at Jones Chapel, with burial in West View Cemetery. (Written on this: April 1964)

MRS. VERLIE P. DUNCAN Craigs Creek- Geraldine BROCE DUNCAN, 84, ofCraigs Creek, wife of Verlie P. DUNCAN, died Tuesday in a Narrows nursing home. Also surviving are four sons, W. Frank ~~ROCE , San Bernardino, Calif., T. Fred BROCE, Blacksburg, John B. BROCE, Bellflower, Caltf ., Allen BROCE, Craigs Creek; four stepdaughters, Mrs. Claude WEBB, Mrs. James RADFORD, Mrs . Edsel FRANCISCO, Blacksburg, Mrs. Howard HARRIS, Christiansburg; three stepsons, Stanley DUNCAN, Newport, Nelson DUNCAN, Ashland, Ky., Randolph DUNCAN, Crai_gs ~reek. The funeral will be Thursday at 11 a.m. at Jones Funeral Church, Blacksburg, with bun al in West View Cemetery there. (Written on this: Jan 12 197 1)

WILLIAM D. DUNCAN Blacksburg- William David DUNCAN, 72, died Friday in a Radford hospital. Surviving are his wife, Mable CROMER DUNCAN; a son, William C. DUNCAN, Blacksburg; two daughte rs, Mrs. Rachel BLAND, Mrs. Bonnie Sue LINKOUS, Blacksburg; four sisters, Mrs. Alice MARTIN, Pulaski, Mrs. Annie ALLS, Mrs. Nellie SLUSSER, Mrs. Nettie GUSTAFSON, Blacksburg; five brothers, RoyE. DUNCAN, Elmer DUNCAN, Charlie DUNCAN, Leslie DUNCAN, Blacksburg, Frank DUNCAN, Roanoke. The funeral will be Sunday at 2_ p.m. at Blacksburg Church of God with burial in West View Cemetery. Hoy Funeral Home 1s handling arrangements. (Written on this: Aug I st 64 or 69?)

WINSTON DUNCAN Blacksburg, May 16 (Special)- Winston DUNCAN, 74, died suddenly yesterday afternoon at his home near the headwaters ofTom's Creek in Montgomery county. Surviving are his wife, eight sons, four daughters and two brothers. The funeral will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. at the home with interment in West View Cemetery.

C. E. A. DUTLEDGE Blacksburg, may 3 - C. E. Anderson RUTLEDGE, 60, died this morning at his home here. Surviving are his wife, one son, two daughters, one sister and one brother. Funeral services will be held from the Baptist church Saturday at 3 p.m. with burial .in West View Cemetery.

Virginia Appalochlan Notes Botetourt County, Virginia Death Records- continued

FERGUSON see Elizabeth McDOWELL 7 Archibald SLOAN, James McDOWELL, Ellen MAYS, Isabella E MAYS DOGGETr

FERGUSON, David Kyle - d 9 Sep 1846 - f Joseph FERGUSON - m Jane - Ref Pres­ byterian Cemetery gravestone (Fincastle)

FERGUSON, Jane E - b Dec 1812 - d 16 Feb 1838 - Ref Fincastle Presbyterian gravestone

FERGUSON, Joseph - b ca 1777, Tyrone Co, Ireland - d 26 Sep 1833 - age 56y - Ref Fincastle Presby gravestone (Bot Co 1850 census #1281: FERGUSON, Jane 66y b Ire, Isabelle 28 b Ire, Sarah 24 b Ire, Lucy 22 b Ire, Robert 21 b Va.

FERGUSON, Lydia - d 19 June 1824 - f Joseph FERGUSON - m Jane - Ref Fincastle Presbyterian gravestone

FERGUSON, Margaret - d 4 Apr 1843 - Ref: Fincastle Presbyterian gravestone

FERGUSON, Robert B (unmd) - b 8 Apr 1829 Bot Co (census #1281) - d 11 Sep 1853 Fincastle - age 24y Sm 3d - f Joseph FERGUSON (d 1833) - m Jane - cd pneumonia - Ref Fincastle Presby gravestone, Death Book - Adm James McDOWELL (11 Oct 1858 wm K McDOWELL)

FERGUSON, Sarah - b ca 1826, Ireland (census #1281) - d 7 Nov 1855 - f Joseph FERGUSON - m Johnis77 or Jane - cd consumption - Ref: Fincastle Presby grave­ stone; Death Bo0k - Adm Lucy A FERGUSON

FERRELL see William BILBRO, William Abraham NOFFSINGER

FERRELL, (male) - b 10 Jan 1913 Eagle Rock, Bot Co - d 6 Feb 1913 - f Charles Edward FERRELL (b Indiana) - m Nora Ethel (MEAD) (b ky) - buried Forest Grove Cem - cd Broncho pneumonia

FERRILL, Adonia - b ca 1852 - d 19 June 1853 - d James M FERRILL - m M J - cd Scarlet fever - rep by father

FERREL, Gabriel - d by Jan 1803 - Ref: WB B p26, will dated 11 Aug 1802 - Wife Anne; Ch Elizabeth, Milly (md HANES), Abner, Stephen - Exrs Hamp- ton HAYNES, Stephen FERREL

FERRELL, Mary J HUFF - b l May 1823 - d 6 Dec 1902 - f HUFF - w/o J M FERREL - grave Haymakertown Cem

FERRILL, William A - b ca 1848 - d 4 June 1853 - f James M FERRI LL - m M J - cd Scarlet fever - rep by father

FERRIS, John - b 12 June 1912 Bot Co - d 29 July 1912 - f Marshall FERRI S (b .Bot Co) - m Amanda (DONALD) (b Bed Co) - buried Glade Creek Cem - cd Thrash

FESLER see Sarah E BURGER, William OBENSHAIN

FESTLER, Michael - d by 28 May 1814 - Ref WB B p396 appraisal - [wif e Sarah WARNER (md #2 wm OBENCHAIN); Ch Catherine, William, Sall y (md PRATT) , John, Hay (md --- FELLERS) - Admr wm OPENCRAIN

\'Jrginlo Appalochlan Notes FIDLER, Barry J - b 23 Dec 1866 - d 24 Oct 1897 - grave Wheatland Ce m

FIELDS, John - d by 13 Oct 1812 (dau called an orphan) - dau Mary (ove r 1 4 )

FIGGATT, J B H, Capt [was a Delegate in CSK] - b 13 Mar 1840 Fincastle - d 6 Apr 1895 Fincastle - f James · FIGGATT - m Susan H - Ref Obituary in "Fincastle Herald" for 11 Apr 1895; Cronise Scrapbook 57 (no date)

FIGGATT, James M - b 8 June 1811 - d 23 June 1882 - h/o Susan W FIGGATT (d 1895) - grave Fincastle Presby Cem - son Capt J H B FIGGAT - dau (rod WOOLFOR[)

FIGGATT, Robert C - b 2 Nov 1850 - d 12 Oct 1884 - grave Fincastle Presby Cem

F.IGGATT, Susan W - b 25 Sep 1813 Fincastle - d 2 May 1895 - w Io James M FIGGATT - grave Fincastle Presby Cem - son Capt J H H FIGGATT - dau (md _ WOOLFORI) - Cronise Scrapbook 57 (no date)

FIGGATT, William Fletcher, Dr _ b 25 Apr 1834 Fincastle - d 14 Oct 1878 - grave Fincastle Presby Cem

FILSON see Daniel McNEAL

FINCH see Penelope W AUSTIN, Theresa Roberta BREWBAKER, Eliza Jane DILL, Aklioies Moorman HAYTH

FINCH, Blanche Moore - d 11 July (1790's) - age 16y 4m 26d - f Cornelius B FINCH - [gravestone says her parents were G R & S M FINCH] - bro Ashby FINCO (died earlier same year) _ buried Copps Cem - Cronise Scrapbook 56 (no date)

FINCH, Cornelius B - b 30 Mar 1844 - d 21 Apr 1934 Bot Co - buried Copps Cem

FINCH, Susan H - b 6 Mar 1840 _ d 13 Dec 1895 - hus G R FINCH - gravestone says Blanche H FINCH was a dau - buried Copps Cem

FINI: see Catherine FALLS, Stephen Woodrow KERN

FINI:, James Burke - b 30 May 1907 Bot Co - d 30 Jan 1913 - f John Henry FINK (b Bot Co) - m Martha Elizabeth (HUGHS) (b Bot Co) - buried Buchanan Cem - cd Rhumatic Endocarditis

FINI:, James D - b ca 1827 or 1833 Bot Co (census #953) - d 27 June 1862 Gaines Mill - age 35y - f John FINK - m Cassandra - cd gun shot - rep by father - Adm John B ALLEN

FINK, Mary - b ca 1833 Bot Co - d 3 June 1862 - age 29y - cd nearalgia - rep by hus Mathias FINK

FI NLEY see John BEAVIN

FI NNEY see Mary E MAYS

FI NNEY , Edward ( unmd) - b ca 1840 Bot Co - d 1861 "In Army" - age 2 ly lm - f Alph o n so FINNEY - m J - rep by father 31

FINNEY, Jacob - b ca 1814 NY (census # 1089) - d by 13 June 1859 - Adm Eliz­ abeth C R FINNEY

FIREBAUGH see Bernice Carmen CALDWELL, Leab ETZLER, Mollie OBENSHAIN, Sarah Jane WOOD

FIREBAUGH, Catherine - b ca 1806 - d by 14 Oct 1896 -Bot Co (will probated) dated 22 Dec 1892 - f John- FIRESTONE - m Margaret THRASHER - Hus John FIRE­ BRUGH (1808-1874); Ch: Mary, Sarah (dec'd), - Settlement of estate to Margaret MERRIT, Mary WOOD, Sarah (?estate), Susan OLD, John

FIREBAUGH, Charles Miller - b 15 Feb 1856 - d 20 June 1937 Bot Co - f Philip M FIREBAUGH - m Mary ARNOLD - wife Frances Australia RIELEY - Godwin Cem

FIREBAUGH, Elber M (unmd) - b [ca 1876] - d 4 Dec 1896 - age 20y - f Robert T FIREBAUGH - m Susan E BOLTON

FIREBAUGH, Frances Australia - b 28 Feb 1856 - d 22 June 1909 - f RIELEY - hus Charles Miller FIREBAUGH

FIREBAUGH, Franklin L (or S) - b 7 June 1864 Bot Co - d 22 Nov 1865 Bot Co - age Sm 15d - f William FIREBAUGH m Elizabeth - cd pneumonia - rep by father - family cem

FIREBAUGH, Franklin S - b ca Oct 1864 Bot Co - d 15 Nov 1864 - age lm - f William FIREBAUGH - m Eliza - cd brain fever - rep by father

FIREBAUGH, George W - b ca 1832 Bot Co - 1 Jan 1862 - age 29y 6m ld - f John FIREBAUGH - m C - cd typhoid pneumonia. - rep by father

FIREBAUGH, George W (single) - b 1 Feb 1845 Bot Co - d 3 Oct 1868 Bot Co - age 24y 6rn - f William FIREBAUGH - m Eliza L - cd Hemorhage - rep by father - Ref Death Book; gravestone family cem (near Mrs Reek's stone house)

FIREBAUGH, John - b 3 Mar 1808 - d 25 Nov 1874 Bot Co - f [Philip FIREBAUGH] - rn [Mary MILLER] - [h/o Catherine (FIRESTONE)] - Ref Mt Union gravestone

FIREBAUGH, John F - b 7 Sep 1852 - d 26 Oct 1863 Bot Co - f William FIREBAUGH - ·.m Elizabeth THRASHER

FIREBAUGH, Kate G - b 11 June 1851 - d 21 Dec 1874 Bot Co - f Phillip FIRE­ BAUGH - rn Mary

FIREBAUGH, Lillian E - b 18 Feb 1868 - d 15 Dec 1882 Bot Co - f William FIRE­ BAUGH - m Elizabeth THRASHER

FIREBAUGH, M W[oodson] - b 1 Sep 1854 - 19 Feb 1934 Bot Co - f [William M FIEEBAUGH - m [Eli~abetb THRASHER] - h/o Martha C Anderson FIREBAUGH - grave Britt Cern (near Haymakertown)

FIREBAUGH, Madison R - b 25 Jan 1859 - d 26 Aug 1871 Bot Co - f William FIRE­ BAUGH - m Elizabeth THRASHER

FIREBAUGH, Martha C ANDERSON - b 24 Jan 1-855 - d 21 Feb 1929 Bot Co - f [Charles F ANDERSON] - m [Mary Jane McCLURE] - w/o M[on~] W[oodson] FIRE­ BAUGH - grave Britt Cem near Haymakertown

Virginia Appalachian Notes FIREBAUGH, Mary - b 1785 (or 1790) Va (census # 861) - d 11 Apr 1 866 Bot Cc - f [John MILLER] - w/o Fhi1ip FIREBAUGH - Ref gravestone f amil y cern ( n ear Mrs WEEKS' stone house) - Adm son Fbi1ip M FIREBAUGH

FIREBAUGH, Mary - b 1821 - d [3 May] 1892 Bot Co - a ge 7 6y - f [ Danie l. ARNOLD] w/o Pbi1.ip FIREBAUGH (1818-1894) - Ref gravestone family cem n ear Mr s WEEKS' ston: house) - [settlement of estate to Rester, Mary s, p E, Laura flANCOCK, America BUSH, Lucy C GOODE, Tay1or, C M]

FIREBAUGH,- Mary A - b 27 Apr 1847 -d 22 Oct 1863 Bot Co - f Wi11 iam FIREBAUGH - m E1izabetb TRASHER

FIREBAUGH, Mary J - b 18[7]4 - d (1892 marked out) 1897 Bot Co [md 2 4 Jan 1844] - f [S JENKINS] - m [Jennie] - w/o F[a1.1ie] M FIREBAUGH - g rave Mt Union Cem

FIREBAUGH, Mary S - b 30 Apr 1841 - d 13 Jan 1922 Bot Co - f Pbi.1 j_p M FIRE­ BAUGH - m Mary ARNOLD - Trinity Cem

FIREBAUGH, Philip - b [Mar 1776] Pa (census #861) - d by 9 Feb (1852] Bot Co - a ge 75y - f [Johan Adam FIREBAUGH] - m [Elizabeth MTLLER] - h/o Mary FIRE­ BAUGH (1785-1866) - Ref gravestone family cem (near Mrs WEECS' s tone house ) - Ex Phi1ip M FIREBAUGH

FTR.EBAUGH, Phi1ip E - b 4 May 1850 - d 27 May 1936 Bot Co - f [W111i.am M FIRE­ STONE] - m [Elizabeth THRASHER] - [h/ o #1 Mattie DENTON, #2 Laura B BAKER] - grave Mt Union Cem

FIREBAUGH, Philip M - b [l Sep] 1818 - d [22 June] 1894 Bot Co - f [Phi1ip FIREBAUGH] - m [Macy MILLER] - b/o Mary FIREBAUGH (1821-1897) - Ref grave­ stone family cem (near Mrs 'WEECS' stone house) -

FIREBAUGH, Sarah (unmd) - b ca 1839 - d by 1 Jan 1893 (se ttlement of estate) Bot Co - f John FIREBAUGH ·- m Catherine FIRESTONE - settle ment of estate to m Catherine FIREBAUGH, bros & sis5 John H, Mary WOOD, Susan OLD, Margaret MERRITT

FIREBAUGH, Susan E B - b 8 Mar 1851 - d 17 June 1898 - family cem

FIREBAUGH, William B - b 4 May 1850 Bot Co - 11 Mar 1861 Bot Co - age 11.y - f William FIREBAUGH - m Susan - cd colic - rep by father - Ref Dea th book; family cem (near Mrs WEEKS stone house)

FIREBAUGH, Wi1liam M - (12 Nov] 1821 - (25 May] 1889 Bot Co - f [Phi1ip FIRE­ BAUGH] - m [ Mary MILLER] - [h/o Elizabeth TRASHER ( 1825-1908)] - Ref grave­ ston e family c em (near Mrs WEEKS' stone house)

FIRESTONE see John FIREBAUGH. George W ADAMS, Hanner Virginia GRAYBILL, Rosa LUCAS

FIRESTONE , (female) - b ca 1856 Bot Co - d 22 Dec 1857 - f Joseph J FIRESTONE - m Pa1in a - cd unkn - rep by father

FIRESTONE , David M - b 6 May 1809 - d 5 Apr 1884 -h/o Elizabeth FIRESTONE (d 11 Jan 1870) - Ref Gr abill Cem near Camp Bethel

Virginia /4WOIQChlan Note$ FIRESTONE, Dennis Davis - b 2 Aug 1910 Bot Co - d 8 Jan 1915 - f E C FIRESTONE (b Bot Co) - m Florence (STRICKLAND) (b Craig Co) - buried Troutville cem - cd pneumonia

FIRESTONE, Elizabeth - b 22 July 1816 Bot Co - d 11 Jan 1870 Amsterdam Twsp - age 52y 3m lOd - f David HOFF - m Mary - cd change of life - rep by hus David M FIRESTONE - Ref Graybill Cem near Camp Bethel

FIRESTONE, John - b ca 1770 (or 1767) Pa (census #1612) - d 25 July 1854 - age 85y 2m - cd dropsy - rep by son Michael T FIRESTONE - h/o Margaret (d 25 Mar 1865) - Ref cem near telephone office at Daleville - Ex Samue1 & Joseph FIRESTONE (14 Aug 1854)

FIRESTONE, Margaret - b 20 Mar 1785 Md (census #1612) - .25 Mar 1865 - age 80y Om 5d - f [Christopher THRASHER] - w/o John FIRESTONE - Ref Cem near telephone office of Daleville - Admr 10 Feb 1868 Joseph J FIRESTONE

FIRESTONE, Nicholas - d by Apr 1808 - Ref WB B p204, will dated 20 June 1804 - Relatives: wife Eve Catherine; Ch: John, Eve (md John L\LKFLEISCH), Nicho­ las, Magdalen (md John WREN), Susanna (md Phi1ip HYLEMAN), Elizabeth, Cath­ erine (md Charles LONG), Matthias

FIRESTONE, William (unmd) - b ca 1841 Bot Co - d 15 Apr 1869 - age 28y - f David M FIRESTONE - m Elizabeth - cd consumption - rep by father

FISHBURN see Ann R SNIDER, Henry SNIDER

FISHBURN, Katherine - b Sep 17~1 - d 4 Aug 1881 - w/o William FISHBURN (1791 -1880) - ref Brick Union gravestone

FISHBURN, William - b Sep 1791 - d 21 May 1880 - h/o Katherine FISHBURN (1791- 1881) - Ref Brick Union gravestone

FISHBURN, William Franklin - b 4 May 1829 Aug Co (census # 1732) - d 17 Sep 1854 - age 25y 4m 3d - f William FISHBURN - m Catherine - cd flux - rep by b-i-1 David C JONES - Ref Brick Union gravestone - Adm David C JONES

FISHER see Martha CUPP, John GRAYBILL, William. SNODGRASS Sr, Lillian Gertrude MILLER, Samuel OBENSHAIN

FISHER, Elizabeth - b ca 1787 Bot Co - b 30 Apr 1857 - cd Billious fever - rep by hus John FISHER

FISHER, John - b ca 1778 Bot Co - d 19 Oct 1864 - age 86y - f John FISHER - m Mary - cd old age - rep by d-i-1 Clarisa BOWEN - h/o Lizzie FISHER

FISHER, Solomon - b ca 1814 Bot Co (census #954) - d 5 Nov 1853 - f John FISHER - rn Elizabeth - cd Putrid sore throat - rep by mother - h/o Clarissa - Adm Anthony K SIMMONS (14 Nov 1853)

FISTLER see FESTLER

FITZGERALD, Joseph W - b 15 Oct 1904 - d 21 Aug 1921 - grave Foutz Cem (near Bonsack) FIZER see Bettie HINCHEE

FLAHERTY see M DOBSON, Jacob DEISHER, John McCLURE, Rel.en THOMPSON

FLAHERTY, Ad.ma J - b ca May 1865 Bot Co - d 7 Sept 1868 - age 3y 4m - f E d G FLAHERTY - m Fannie - cd flux - rep by father

FLAHERTY, Edward A - b ca 1849 Bot Co - d 13 Nov 1862 - age l 3y - f T A FLAHERTY - m J - cd diptheria - rep by father

FLAHERTY, Edward Gordon - b 31 Oct 1846 Bot Co - d 22 July 1912 - f Thornton FLAHERTY (b Bot Co) - m Mary (LINKENBOKER) (b Bot Co) - buried Eagle Rock - cd Catarrhal dysentary

FLAHERTY, Iva E - d 3 Oct 1870 - d 20 July 1880 - f Edward G FLAHERTY - m Madorah A - Ref Allen-Carper Cem (near ruins old Allen house)

FLAHERTY, Lucie V - b ca 1861 Bot Co - 9 Sep 1868 - age 7y - f Ed G FLAHERTY - rn Fannie - cd flmc - rep by father

FLAHERTY, Lucy - d buried at Roaring Run, Bot Co - f [James R THOMPSON] - m [Belen DAVIS] - w/o Rev A Q FLAHERTY (of Amsterdam M E Church) - cd typhoid fever

FLAHERTY, Mary Etta - b ca 1838 Bot Co - d 14 Aug 1854 - f Thornton A FLAHERTY - m Julia A - cd breast complaint - rep by father

FLANAGAN see James Franklin GARDNER, John G GARDNER

FLE(A)GER see Margaret DOOLEY, Martin VanBuren HICKOK

FLEGER, Jacob, Capt - b 24 Dec 1791 [Pa] - d 24 Sep 1873 - grave Fincastle Presby Cem

FLEAGER, Jacob - d by 16 Feb 1805 - Ref WB B pl05, appraisal

FLEAGER, John R - b ca 1813 Va (census #1321) - d by 13 Jan 1851 - Adm Jacob FLEAGER

FLEMING see Elizabeth CHRISTIAN

FLEMING, Ann - d by Jan 1812 - Ref WB B p458, appraisal - Adm Wi11iam FLEMING

FLEMING, William - b 17 Feb 1728 Jedburgh, Scotland (Stoner's p 289) - d by Oct 1795 (died 5 Al:lg 1795, Stoner's p291) - f [Leonard FLEMING] - m [Dorothea SATERTHWAITE] - Ref WB A p407, WB B p219, will dated 19 179 5, di vis ion 28 Oct 1807) - · Wife [Nancy (CHRISTIAN); Ch Leonard Israe1 Christian, E1 izabeth (md Cary H ALLEN), Dorathera, William, John, Annie, Christian, Prici11a - On 11 June 1799, orphans Dorothy, Priscilla, William and John were under 14 - Ex Thomas MADISON, William McCLENACHAN - WB B p38, 14 June 1803: to Mrs Anne :BAXTER (Rev George A BAXTER), to Mrs Dorothy BRATTON (James BRATTON), to Priscilla FLEMING, to wm FLEMING, to John FLEMING

FLESHMAN, William - b ca 1835 Bot Co - d 15 Apr 1855 - f George FLESHMAN - m Delila - cd consumption - rep by mother

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FLETCHER see Robert TUCKER

FLETCHER, Jacob, Capt - b 24 Dec 1791 - 24 Sep 1873 - Ref Fincastle Presby gra vestone

FLETCHER, Maggie - b 1848 Va - d 1 June 1913 - f W F FLETCHER (b Va) - m Sarah (DAVIS) (b Va) - buried Bethel Cem - cd Sudden death

FLEXTON, Walter see James HERBERT

FLIGER see FLEAGER

FLINT see Jane WOODS

FLIPPEN [OR FLIPPER], William [T C] - b ca 1853 Bot Co - d 27 Sep 1854 - f William FLIPPEN [or FLIPPER] - m Leander [or Lucinda] - cd hooping cough - rep by father

FLORA see FLORY, (male) SNIDER

FLORY s e e FLORA, Burnace Virginia WOODSON

FLUXE, Abraham (single) - b ca 1814 Bot Co - d 5 May 1869 - age 55y - f Peter FLUKE - m Mary - cd cons umption - rep by nephew Jacob A FLUKE - Ex bond 12 July 1869 John FLUKE, 11 Oct 1869 Jacob FLUKE

FLUKE, Jacob A - b 24 July 1831 Bot Co - d 15 May 1916 - f John FLUKE (b Bot Co) - m Elizabeth (COOK) (b Bot Co) - buried Glade Creek Cem - cd Carcinoma of liver

FORBES, (male) - b 7 Aug 1862 Bot Co - d 7 Aug 1862 - age l/6d - f [Chas] Henry FORBES - m Dorcas - cd unkn - rep by father

FORD see Samuel BALDWIN, Grace CRAWFORD, Hannah Elizabeth ENSMINGER, Lewis ENTSMINGER

FORD, Sarah Elizabeth - b 21 May 1847 - d 31 May 1903 - w/o W A FORD - grave Old Glade Creek Cem

FORD, Sarah Myrtle - b 18 Aug 1884 - d 21 Oct 1908 - f W A FORD - m Sarah Elizabeth - grave Old Glad Creek Cem

FORD, William A - b 4 Mar 1841 - d 1 Dec 1910 - h/o Sarah E.lizabetb FORD - grave Old Glade Creek Cem

FORESTER, William - d by Sep 1797 - Ref WB A p519 appra isal

FORT, Abram J - d by 9 May 1864 - Ex Abby R FORT (revoked 9 Oct 1865) John W JOHNSTON

FOSTER, (female) - b 10 Aug 1870 Bot Co - d 16 Aug 1870 Amsterdam Tws p - age 6d - f Charles FOSTER - m Lucretia - cd def ormity - r ep by mother

FOSTER, Fannie - b 31 July 1845 Miss - d 1 June 1913 - f J o seph FOSTER (b Richmond, Va) - m Elizabeth ( PRUNER ) - (b Willia ms burg, Va ) - b ur ied White Church Cem - cd opium habit

VlrglnJa Appafachloo Notec FOSTER, Joseph A - b 1817 - d 1880 Bot Co (gravestone) - wife Mary c - Mt Pleasant Cem

FOSTER, Luke - d by 8 Apr 1800 (Ch called orphans) - Ch: Nehemiah, Rebecca (over 14)

FOSTER, Mary C = b 1813 - d 1884 Bot Co (gravestone) - Mt Pleasant Cem

FOSTER, Winnie - d by 15 Feb 1906 - cd unkn - Ref Inquest papers

FOUR, George - b ca Feb 1867 Pr Ed Co - d 30 July 1867 Pr Ed Co - age Sd _ f Alexander FOUR - m Elizabeth - cd Tharth777 - rep by father

FOUT see FOUTS, Rosa Elizabeth HUFFMAN, Susan SECRIST

FOUT, Charles A - b 20 Oct 1871 - 6 Mar 1900 - Ref Eagle Rock Southern Methodist Cem

FOUT, John - d by Dec 1816 - Ref WB C p61, will dated 20 Apr 1816 - Wife Elizabeth; Ch: John, Philip, Elizabeth, Michael, Emanuel, Jacob, Rosanab

FOUT, Lula - b ca 1886 - f Pete LEMON - w/o Robert FOUT - grave Brick Union Cem

FOUT, Philip Anderson - b 2 Dec 1829 Va - d 17 Apr 1914 - f Jacob FOUT (b Ireland) - m Margaret (SMILEY) - buried Arcadia Cem - cd paralysis

FOUTZ see Pauline FOUTZ DAVIS

FOUTS, Anna - b 27 Jan 1841 _ d 22 Oct 1882 - f S C FOUTS - grave Old Glade Creek Cem

FOUTZ, Edward Lee - b 5 Oct 1874 - d 26 July 1910 - grave Foutz Cem (near Bonsack)

FOUTS, Eliza - ca 26 J an 1856 Bot Co - d 28 June 1861 - age Sy 2m 23d _ f Granville FOUTS - m Sarah - cd flux - rep by mother

FOUTS, Elizabeth - b 19 Oct 1796 - d 19 Feb 1819 - age 22y 4m - w/o John FOUTS - Ref Old Glade Creek gravestone

FOUTZ, G T - b 22 Feb 1849 - d 11 Mar 1909 - h/o Maggie FOUTZ - grave F 0 Cem (near Bonsack) Utz

FOUTS, Jacob - b 11 Jan 1790 - d 22 Apr 1836 - age 46y - grave Old Glade Creek Cern

FOUTS, James B (single) - b ca 1846 Bot Co - d 15 Feb 1870 Amsterdam Twsp _ age 2 3y 4m lSd - m Nancy FOUTS - cd typhoid fever - rep by s is Nancy A DOOLEY FOUTZ , Maggie - b 20 Oct 1848 - d 19 Apr 1918 - w/o G T FOUTZ - grave F Cem (near Bonsack) 0 utz

FOUTS, Mahala (single) - b Va - d Apr 1850 - age 18 - cd f ever - Ref 1850 Co Mort Schedule Bot

j FOUTS, Mary - ca July 1859 Bot Co - d 2 July 1861 - age ly llm 16d _ f Gran­ ville FOUTS - rn Sar ah - rep by mother

FOUTZ, Stephen Clayton - b ca 1843 Bed Co - d 17 July 1912 - ps 77 - buried Glade Creek Cem - cd pneumonia

FOWLER see Ignatius SIMMS Jr

FOX, Alice Peck - b ca 1854 Bot Co - d 12 Oct 1854 - f John C FOX - m Sarah A - cd inflamation of lungs - rep by father

FOX, Mary Ma gdaline - b 6 Aug 1909 Bo t Co - d 28 Oct 1912 - f William J FOX (b Rb Co) - rn SALLY Pink (MYERS) (b Bot Co) - buried Clover dale Cem - cd Quanition due t o idiocy

FOX, Richa rd - b ca 1 7 73 Pa - d l Mar 1856 - f George FOX - m Sarah - cd dropsy - rep by son William FOX

FRANCE see Peter CIRCLE, FRANTZ

FRANCIS see wi th FRANTZ

FRANCIS, Charles A (unmd) - b 9 Apr 1826 Monroe Co Va - d 22 Oct 1855 Fin­ castle, Bot Co - age 29y 6m 13d - f Henry FRANCIS - m Phebe - cd typhoid fever - rep by b- i-1 Benjamin G MORGAN - Ref Fincastle Presby gravestone; Death Book FRANCIS, I s aac - b ca 1785 Md (census #316) - d by 14 J une 1852 - h/o Cath­ erine - Ex Daniel & John S CIRCLE

FRANCISCO, Ludwick - d by 9 Apr 1 799 - Ref WB A p~lO, will dat ed 22 Aug 1793 _Relatives: wife Elizabeth; Ch Jacob, George, Elizabeth, Ester, Christine, Margret, Lodewick, Su sanna, Mary, Sarah, Catruna; Bro ; Ex John SARVER

FRANCISCO, Mary B - b ca 1780 Bot Co - d Aug 1859 - age 74y - cd cancer - rep by s-i-1 James V CARPER - w/o Peter FRANCISCO - Adm Joseph V CARPER (10 Sep 1860)

FRANKLIN see Diannah DEISHER

FRANKLIN, Fannie J - b 9 June 1 803 - d 11 July 1895 - Ref Brick Union gravestone

FRANT, -~ [maybe Christian FRANTZ] - d by 13 Apr 1808 (son called an orphan) - son Christopher

FRANTZ see France

FRANTZ, Catherine -(he r grave s t one in Locust Bottom Cem says Catherine FRANCIS aged 77) - b ca 1777 - d Apr 1854 Bo t Co (sale WBI pl81) - f Peter CIRCLE - m Frances - bus Isaac FRANTZ

FRANTZ, Christian - d by 18 Oct 1808 Bot Co - f [Christian FRANTZ] - rn (Anna] - Ref WB B p210, WD C pllO, 551 , apprai sal & settlement - Relatives: on 2 Sep 1815 orphan Christian (over 14), on 13 May 1817 orphan Henry (over 14), on 1 Nov 1 822 orphan Jacob - Admrs Michael FRANTZ, John HOUTZ - His land went to : in 1824 Ann & Mathias 69 acres, Jacob & Henry 131 acres, son Christian died without issue in 1822

Virginia AppokJchlon Notes FRANTZ, Christian - b by 1801 (was over age 14y 2 Sepl81S ) - d by De c 1 8 22 (order) Bot Co - f [Christian FRANTZ d 1808] - m [Mary] - Ref WB c p45l , appraisal - Relatives [he had no children]

FRANTZ, Christian - d by Feb 1824 Bot Co - Ref WB C p540, 54 7, 560 , w i 11 dated 23 June 1821 - wife [Anna]; Ch: l Michael, 2 Christian, 3 Ma thias , 4 Barbara (rod _ BASEBOAR), 5 Henry, 6 Magdalin (md Isaac GAIBY), 7 Eliz abeth (md HARSHBARGER), 8 Anna (md _WORTZ), 9 John, 10 Susanna - ( WB G p l.19 says7on Mathias died about 1830) -Exrs Michael FRANTZ, Isaac GAIBY

FRANTZ, David - [b 1766 Lancaster Pa] - d by Apr 1815 Bot Co - f (Michael FRANTZ] - ro [Magdalina ZUG] - Ref WB B p437, will dated 12 Nov 1 8 1 4 - Wife E1izabeth; Ch: Michae1, Joseph - Exr Michael FRANTZ, E1izabet:h FRANTZ

FRANTZ, Henry M - d by 1854 (WB I p247, settlement of fathe r• s est a te s hows he was dead by 1854 & his widow was Admx, Bot Co) - f Michael FRANTZ _ rn Mavis Elizabeth GARST - Wife Anna [KEAGY]; [Ch: (from 1850 Cens u s Rke co # 26 7) Mary, Madison P, Catherine, Elizabeth A, Delila, Henry K, Frances, John S]

FRANTZ, Isaac (This man's name is sometimes written France, Franc i s , etc.; gravestone in Locust Bottom Cem) - b (ca 1781] - d by 1852, Bot Co will WB H p449 - f [Joseph FRANTZ] - m (ill 77 ; f/2(1806) Elizabeth HAYNES] - wife Catherine [CIRCLE] - Bros & sis s: Abraham, William, Peggy WAYMER, Po11y BRADLEY, Nancy KESSLER, Susan

FRANTZ, Jacob - b 7 July 1801 - d 19 Aug 1861 [can't find, maybe mistake in copy] - Ref Daleville gravestone

FRANTZ, Jacob Marshall - b 1864 Bot Co - d 1923 Bot Co - f Thornton p FRANTZ - m Sarah Jane PETI'IT - wife 1st Mary M FARROW, 2nd Alice BRUMBAUGH

FRANTZ, John - d by Oct 1822 (order) Bot Co - f [Christian FRANTZ] - m [Anna] - Ref WB C p549, appraisal - Wife [Esther STOVER]; Ch Christian S, Wil1iam B]

FRANTZ, John [B] - b [1789] - d by 1835 (appraisal in Bot Co, WB E p5 6 7, 9 23] - f [Michael FRANTZ] - m [Mary Elizabeth GARST] - wife Mary [HcCULLY]; Ch [(named in Rke Co Order Book 23 Aug 1839) Christley, E1iza M (md Thomas J ABSHIRE), John [, Elias A, Samue1 (rod Ellen M _), Matthew, Elizabeth & Charles B ]

FRANTZ, Mary M - b 15 Oct 1860 [Bot Co] - d 8 May 1895 Bot Co - f (Maj Enos s FARROW] - rn [Frances J MAYS] - w/o J[acob] M[arsha11] FRANTZ - grave Ams terdam Cem .

FRANTZ, Michael - d by May 1817 Bot Co - f [Michael FRANTZ] - m [Hagda1ena ZUG] - Ref WB C p94, will dated 26 Sep 1816 - wife Elizabeth; Ch Michae1 (of Ky) , Elizabeth (md Adam SHANKS, of Ky), Catherine (md Henry BRITZ), Po11y (md Daniel STOVER) [Ch: mother was 1st wife, name unkn]

FRANTZ, Michael - b (1764] - d by 1833 (will & s ettlement of e s tate, WB E p404 WB I p247) - f Chris tian FRANTZ - m Anne (not s ure or) f Michae1 FRANTZ - m Magda l ine ZUG - wife [#1 Elizabeth GARST, #2] Hannah [GOOD]; Ch John, E1iza­ beth WINGERT , Michael Jr, Catherine (rod #1 Jacob KINZIE, 112 John GISH), Mar­ garet KINZIE, Henry M, Magdalen WINGERT, & Anna (rod Abraham URMEY) - [both of his mar ria ges wer e in Franklin Co, Va]

_ j FRANTZ, Sarah J - b 2 Mar 1830 - d 27 Sep 1895 Bot Co - f [William A] PETTIT - m [Mary YEARGIN] - w/o Thornton P FRANTZ (1826-1890) - Ref Amsterdam Gravestone

FRANTZ, Thornton P - b 19 Oct 1826 - d 3 Nov 1890 Bot Co - f [Jacob FRANTZ] - m [Eliza PETTY] - h/o Sarah J FRANTZ (1830-1895) - ref Amsterdam gravestone

FRAZIER see Mary Ellen McDANIEL

FRAZIER, Byrne - b 30 Aug 1842 Va - d 7 Apr 1915 - f Arthur NEWMAN (b Va) _ m Cathrin (HINKEL) (b Va) - buried Glade Creek Cem - cd pneumonia

FREEMAN, Derry - d by Sep 1804 - Ref WB B p73, will dated 25 May 1804 - Wife Aggy; Ch Isaac - Exr James BOYD

FRENCH see George RULE, Minnie Dora HENDRICKS

FRETWELL, Earl Clifford - b 23 Apr 1916 Liquite, Bot Co - d 9 May 1916 _ f Charles FRETWELL (b Va) - m Mattie A (ROCK) (b Oriskany, Bot Co) - buried Oriskany Cem - cd Lack of vitality

FRINGER see Magdalin 8 NACE, Bester C NACE, Josiah C BARKER, George DEAL, Charles GOOD

FRINGER, George - d by July 1819 (order) - Ref WB C p226 appraisal

FRINGER, George C (single) - b ca 1833 Bot Co - d l Apr 1859 - age 26y - f [William J FRINGER] - m [Eliza Ann THRASHER] - cd consumption - rep by m Eliza A BARKER

FRINGER, Henry p - b 7 Apr 1843 Bot Co - d 26 Jan 1917 - f William FRINGER (b Va) - m E1iza (THRASHER) (b Va) - buried Lithia Cem - cd Myocaulial Suff iceney

FRINGER, John - b 5 Nov 1845 Bot Co - d 20 Oct 1916 - f William J FRINGER (b Bot Co) - m Elishica Ann (TRASHER) (b Bot Co) - buried Lithia Cem - cd tubucos pneumonia

FRINGER, Maggie M - b 15 Jan 1843 Va - 17 Jan 1917 - f Charles M BRYAN (b Va) - m Betsy (DELONG) (b Va) - buried Lithia - cd LaGrippe '

FRINGER, William [J] - b ca 1800 Bot Co (census #1698) - d 15 July 1854 - cd f lux - rep by wife Eliza Ann FRINGER - Adm Eliza Ann FRINGER & GEORGE C FRINGER (9 Oct 1854)

FRINGER, Wi11iam J - b 17 Mar 1839 Va - d 10 Jan 1917 - f William FRINGER - m Eliza (THRASHER) (b Va) - buried Lithia Cem - cd lobar pneumonia

FRINGER, W T - b 10 Nov 1881 Bot Co - ct 15 Oct 1916 - f C T FRINGER (b Bot Co) - rn Eva J (MOORE) - buried Mill Creek Cem - cd Pulmontory TB

FROAT, Mary Jane - b ca 1855 - d 17 Dec 1857 - f Anderson FROAT - m Eliza _ cd unkn - rep by father

FRY see George GISH, Mary GISH

VJrglnio Appalachian Notes FRY, Jacob - d by Feb 1810 - Ref WB B p234 appraisal

FRYE, Mary F - b 11 May 1844 - d 5 Sep 1885 - w/o W H FRYE - ref Ol d Gl a d e Creek gravestone

FRYER, Elizabeth (widow) - b Va - d July 1849 - a ge 30y - cd fev er - R e f 1850 Bot Co Mort Schedule

FULHART, Henry - d by Feb 1819 - Ref WB C pl68, will dated 30 Jan 1 8 11 - wife Mary; Ch John, Henry

FULLER see Wilson BLOUNT

FULTON, Alexander - d by 10 May 1825 (ch cal led orphans) - Ch, in s uit (not named)

FULTON, George [Newton] "Potter" of Potts Creek [a Union Soldier in Civil War] - b [1838 Fultonham, Ohio] - d (late 1800's) [1894 Bot Co] - wife Sarah [SCHAFFER] [rnd 3 Sep 1867 Wood Co, WV] - [ 10 ch: Ida, Elizabeth, Battie, Emily, Amanda Evelyn, 'Willie, James Henry, George, Lawson, & Benjamin Harri­ son] - [Information from Mrs Ellis in [] ]

FULTON, Thomas - d by 13 Oct 1783 (or 1784) - Ref Admr bond - Admr Thomas Bowyer

FULWILER, James W - b ca 1853 Bot Co - d 30 Oct 1853 - f George w FULWILER (laborer) - m M [Emaline] - cd croup - rep by father

FULWILER, Sarah J - b 1833 Va - d 7 Jan 1915 - m [Ann FULWILER] -buried Buch­ anan Cem - cd dilatation of heart 8 old a ge

FUQUA see Sarah Hartin THOMPSON

FUQUA, Eliza T - b 1 Jan 1806 -d 21 Nov 1891 - w/o John B FUQUA - grave Old Glade Creek Cem

FUQUA, Frances (widow) - b Va - d July 1849 - age 75 - cd dropsy - Ref 1850 Bot Co Mort Schedule

FUQUA, John B - b 14 May 1806 - d 28 Dec 1895 - h/o Eliza T FUQUA - grave Old Glade Creek Cem

GAGE see Carlos Gould CHASE

GAGE, Hannah An - b 1826 - d 6 Ma r 1891 - f AUSTIN - w / o John A GAGE - Ref Amsterdam gravestone

GAIBY see Christian FRANTZ

GAI NES , Aaron - d by 11 Oct 1824 (son c alle d a n orphan) - son Alfred (over 14)

GALBRITB, Franklin - d by 9 June 1856 - Adm Joseph K PITZER

GALLAWAY see El e n er COX

Virginia Appolochlon Notes 47 GALLOWAY, Benjamin - b ca 1752 - d 15 Dec 1823 Bot Co - Remarks: was a Rev War pensioner, see 1 835 Pension Roll Va section 44

GALLAWAY, Robert (?maybe a dupl i cate?) - by 11 Mar 1777 - Admr Bond - Admr John GALLAWAY, David GALLAWAY

GALLAWAY, Robert - d by 10 Aug 1779 - Ref WB A pll 3 , will dated 16 June 1768 Admr book - Wife Elinor; Ch David, John, Esebell, William, Jean, Mary, Rober~ - Admr John GALLAWAY

GARDNER see Thomas CRUSE

GARDNER, Annie C - b 1857 - d 1915 - w/o James Franklin GARDNER (d 1913) - grave Haymakertown Cem

GARDNER, James Franklin - b 10 Dec Baltimore, Md - d 22 June 1 913 - f John GARDNER (b Ireland) - m Mary (FLANAGAN) (b Ireland) - buried Haymakertown Cem - cd apoplexy - h/o Annie C Gardner (d 1 915)

GARDNER, John G - b 1807 (or 1810) Ireland - d 11 May 1901 - age 9ly - h /o [ Mary (FLANAGAN) GARDNER] - Ref Haymakertown gravestone

GARDNER, Sarah Ann - b 20 Jan 1857 Va - d 22 Apr 1915 - f John B SESSLER (b va) - m Elizabeth (JOHN) (b Va) - buried Haymakertown Cem - cd apoplexy

GARET, Ann J - b ca 1821 Norfolk, Va - d 20 Oct 1855 - f Alexander GARETT - m Mary - cd Nervas Debility - rep by bro William R GARE'IT

GARLAND, Be njamin Baden - b 14 May 1899 Bot Co - d 20 Dec 1915 - f Staunton Smith GARLAND (b Va) - rn Sarah Virginia (HOUSER) (b Va) - buried family cem - cd cerebral meningitis

GARMAN see Lawrence BECKNER, John GRAYBILL

GARMAN, Charlie N - b ca Oct 1870 Bot Co - d 15 Nov 1 870 Fincastle Twsp - age 24d - f George W GARMAN - m Johila - rep by father

GARMAN, Edwin B - d by 14 Apr 1 862 - Adm John AMMEN

GARMAN, John - d by 10 Sep 1799 - Ref WB A p515, will dated 29 June 1799 - wife Susanne; Ch Adam, Mary, Elizabeth - wife ' s bro John BECKNER - Ex Susanna GARMAN

GARMAN, Sarah F - b ca 1859 Bot Co - d 8 Apr 1865 - age 6y 2m 29d - f George w GARMAN - rn J A K - cd typhoid fever - rep by father

GARNARD see Pete r KEFAUVER

GARNER, Andrew - d by 15 Nov 1775 - Ref Adrnr bond - Admr Shadracb HARRIMAN

GARRAD see JARRED

GARRETT, Elizabeth - b ca 1 788 (or 1790) Bed Co (census #765) - d 2 June 1866 - age 78 y - f Anderson WILLIAMS - cd old age - rep by s -i-1 WILLIAM J REID - w/o Josiah GARRETT (md in Camp Co) - Ex 9 July 1866 William J REID

Virginia Appolachfan NoN& - - GARRETT, Josiah - b ca Mar 1771 (or 1779) "Camel" Co, Va (census /1765) - d 2 0 Feb 1859 - age 87y llm 18d - f John Garrett - cd Old a ge - rep b y son Wi 1.1. iam B GARRETI - h/o Elizabeth GARRE'IT - Ex William B GARRETT ( 8 S e p 1 862) Wi11.iam J REID

GARRETT, William H - b ca 1832 Va (census #765) - d by 11 Au g 1 862 - f Jos iah GARRETT - m Elizabeth WILLIAMS - Ex John C GARRETT

GARRISON see Mary C PURSLEY

GARST see Susan E GRAYBILL

GARST, John Nicholas - d by Oct 1803 - Ref WB B p44, wi 11 dated 20 Oct 1 8 01 - Wife Mary; Ch John Nicholas, Abraham, others, not named. - Admr Leonard HONTS, John MOYERS

GARTNER see GURTNER

GERWOOD, Joseph - d by June 1823 - Ref WB C p409, will dated 23 Mar 1 823 - wife Martha; Ch Samuel, Sarah, Elizabeth, Peggy, John, o ther daus tha t a re married are not named

GATEWOOD see Julia GATEWOOD LATANE

GATTY, John - d by Apr 1801 - Ref WB B p4, will dated 2 Apr 1801 - R e l a tives bros Dennis, Jerry, Jeremiah; sis Bridget, 2 other siss in Ireland, not named ·

GAUNT see Alice GAUNT CALDWELL, Robert CALDWELL, Emi1y Jannett LINKENHOKER, George W LINKENBOIER, J Anderson LINKENHOrER, 'W B P LINI:ENHOKER, Alice Murphy

GAUNT, James - d by 11 Feb 1778 - Ref Admr bond - Admr Thomas GAUNT, George McAFEE

GAUNT, Joseph P - b 22 Sep 1815 - d 12 June 1868 - h/o Susan GAUNT (d 1907) - Ref Fincastle Presby gravestone

GAUNT, Joseph - b ca 1771 (not known) - d 20 Mar 1853 - f James GAUNT - m R - cd paralysed - rep by s-i-1 Jacob C ANDERSON

GAUNT, Susan B - b ca 1826 - d 19 Mar 1907 - age Sly - w/o Joseph GAUNT (d 1901) - Ref Fincastle Presby gr avestone

GENTRY , John - d by May 1779 - Ref WB A p106, will date 20 Oct 1778 - Wife Mary; Ch, number & names not g iven

GEORGE see William SNODGRASS Sr

GERABD s ee J ARRED

GERARD, John - d by De c 1807 - Ref WB B pl_57, will d a t e d 9 Nov 1807; WB B p179 appr a i sal - wife Rachel - Admx Susanna GERARD

GERST see GARST

VlrQJnlo Appotachlon Notes GETTY, Dennis - d by 14 May (1 June marked out) - Ref WB A plll appraisal & Admr bond - Admr Thomas MADISON '

GIDI, Sarah - d by 11 Oct 1782 (dau called an orphan) - dau Esther

GRANT (or GAUNT), James - d Sep 1778 - Ref WB A p94, appraisal

GHARST see GARST

GIBBS, Alfred P (CSA) - b ca June 1835 Bot Co (census #1274) - d 30 Aug 1862 - age 27y 2m 25d - cd gun shot wound - rep by wife Malissa GIBBS - grave Fincastle Presby Cem

GIBBS, Jessie R - b 24 Aug 1820 - 11 Nov 1900 - grave Mill Creek Cera

GIBBS, Joseph (CSA) - d by 14 Mar 1864 - grave Fincastle Presby Cem - Ex James Gibbs

GIBBS, Mary R - b ca 1836 Bot Co - d 12 Aug 1858 - age 22y - f John F WOOD(S) - m Mary LOONEY - cd consumption - rep by hus W R GIBBS

GIBBS, Melvin p (CSA) - b ca 1839 Bed Co (census # 1274) - d 20 Dec 1861 Fair­ fax Co, Va - age 22y - f Joseph GIBBS - m Susan - cd gunshot wound - rep by father - grave Fincastle Presby Cem - Adm Joseph GIBBS (13 Jan 1862)

GIBSON see Margaret BEARD, Alexander HANNAH

GIBSON, female - b ca Jan 1858 Bot Co - d 11 July 1858 - f Alexander GIBSON - m Mary - cd flux - rep by father

GIBSON, Annie - b 24 Sep 1894 Va - d 10 Oct 1917 - f Dan. PETERS (b Fr Co) - m Mollie (MULLINS) (b Fr Co) - buried Daleville Cem - cd puerpuel Defuen due to abortion --

GIBSON, William J - b ca 1858 Bot Co - d 12 Sep 1867 - age 9y - f Alexander GIBSON - m Mary - cd Enlargement of brain - rep by father

GILES see W S LEONARD

GILES Claude Barker - b 19 Jan 1913 Bot Co - d 29 Jan 1913 - f Walter GILES (b va) - m Mary E (BURKHOLDER) (b Va) - buried Buchanan Cem - cd Broncho pneumonia

GILES, Martha Peyton - b Oct 1777 - d July 1808 - w/o Senator William B GILES - Ref Fincastle Presby gravestone

GILL, Sophia - b ca 1823 Bot Co - d 15 Mar 1866 - age 43y - cd dropsy - rep by Briget GILL (no relation given)

GILL, William - b ca 1788 Isle of Man - d 13 Sep 1866 - age 7 8y - f Wi lli am GILL - m Jane - cd paralized - rep by wife Bridgett GILL

GILLASPIE see Joseph CARPENTER, Leah CARPENTER

GILLESPIE, David W - b 14 Dec 1826 - d 29 Feb 1892 - h/o Sarah Vi rgi nia GILLESPIE (d 1913) - grave Amsterdam Cem

\llrglnJa Appojochfan Notes

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NEWS RELEASE The Western Pennsylvania Genealogical Society and the Genealogical Society of Pennsylvania have reached an agreement to hold a state-wide genealogical conference in Pittsburgh on September 29 and 30, 2006. This event, the first state-wide genealogical seminar held in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, will undoubtedly draw considerable numbers of family historians to Pittsburgh because Pennsylvania is a genealogically significant state. For three centuries the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania has been one of the most populous colonies or states, so many family historians can track their ancestry back to Pennsylvania.

Program specifics will be announced later in 2005. Conference planners, John T. Humphrey and Barbara Braden Guffey, have noted the program will feature presentations that will discuss all aspects of Pennsylvania research along with computer and Internet topics as well as not-to-be missed methodology lectures.

Both societies have experience running large conferences. In 1997 the Genealogical Society Qf Pennsylvania hosted the NGS Conference held at Valley Forge, and in 2003 the Western Pennsylvania Genealogical Society hosted NGS's Centennial Conference. Both conferences were among the most successful events NGS has held.

Society websites: WWW. wpgs.org and www.genpa.org. For further information contact Barbara Braden Guffey, guffeyb@ verizon.net or 412-487- 3907

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